Financiamiento de riesgos catastróficos naturales
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- Eugene Gurenko & Olivier Mahul, 2003. "Combining Insurance, Contingent Debt, and Self-Retention in an Optimal Corporate Risk Financing Strategy," Working Papers hal-01952124, HAL.
- Gurenko, Eugene & Mahul, Olivier, 2003. "Combining insurance, contingent debt, and self-retention in an optimal corporate risk financing strategy," Policy Research Working Paper Series 3167, The World Bank.
- Mahul, Olivier & Gurenko, Eugene, 2006. "The macro financing of natural hazards in developing countries," Policy Research Working Paper Series 4075, The World Bank.
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