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Financiarisation du risque pandémique : l'emprunt obligataire pandémique

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  • Emmanuel Okamba

    (UPEM - Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée)

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La financiarisation du risque sanitaire conduit à l'émergence de l'emprunt obligataire pandémique. La capacité de cet outil à couvrir le risque sanitaire dépend du degré de maîtrise de l'aléa moral dans la coordination du cycle d'atténuation du choc à court terme, financé par des mesures de stabilisation et du cycle d'investissement, lié à la vitesse à laquelle le système retourne à son équilibre après ce choc, financé par des mesures structurelles.

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  • Emmanuel Okamba, 2021. "Financiarisation du risque pandémique : l'emprunt obligataire pandémique," Working Papers hal-03454689, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:wpaper:hal-03454689
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    Keywords

    health risk; economic resilience; moral hazard; Obligation sociale; risque sanitaire; résilience économique; aléa moral Social obligation;
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