Endogenous risk¶
Danielsson, J., & Shin, H. S. (2003). Endogenous risk. Modern Risk Management: A History.
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- Cascade
- The propagating quantity (a falling price) is feared rather than wanted, which is the only reason the same staged-amplification structure that powers a biological signal here reads as a disaster.
This sourceArgues that in belief-mediated financial systems thresholds are endogenous — VaR constraints and forced deleveraging respond to the cascade itself — making contagion reflexive, so that modeling or forecasting a default cascade can perturb the system it describes.
- The propagating quantity (a falling price) is feared rather than wanted, which is the only reason the same staged-amplification structure that powers a biological signal here reads as a disaster.
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