There may also be a contagion effect at work here.
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And is this turmoil is caused by a contagion effect?
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It has a contagion effect of regulation, which Tim called for.
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Theories that the show prompted a contagion effect are faulty too "13 Reasons Why" was also accused of sparking a suicide contagion effect for airing a lengthy, graphic scene of main character Hannah Miller dying by suicide.
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SolarCity has also made some neat animations showing the "contagion" effect in action.
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But given its importance it may have a negative contagion effect on other private banks.
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So the contagion effect will not be via the financial system but via corporate profits.
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Research has shown a contagion effect with one crime being a catalyst for the next.
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"We know that there has been a contagion effect with Puerto Rico," Mr. Collens said.
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New research suggests that, as feared, the series caused a "suicide contagion" effect among young people.
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Curiously, and especially among adolescents, suicidal acts can have a contagion effect and spread within a group.
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SolarCity, the largest solar installer in the United States, just published some fascinating data on this "contagion" effect.
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Depressing as the study might be, it's hardly the first to show a similar "contagion effect" from the media.
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The study also looked at those Facebook users' friends and found a contagion effect — but only among close friends.
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Still, he adds, it's key that streaming platforms take contagion effect seriously and continue to find ways to minimize it.
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This would be the largest credit event in history and would create a massive contagion effect throughout the euro zone.
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Others blame the social contagion effect: Perpetrators are influenced by previous perpetrators, and they, in turn, influence the next perpetrators.
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Trouble in one area of the market permeates into others, and the contagion effect spreads as investors rush toward the exits.
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The crisis was triggered by a devaluation of the Thai baht on July 973, which sparked a contagion effect across the region.
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If the show had sparked a "contagion effect," suicide rates would have spiked in teen girls, but that wasn&apost the case.
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Turkey, Syria and Iran are all staunchly against the referendum as they fear a potential contagion effect from their own Kurdish populations.
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That "contagion effect" is in addition to whatever emotional or psychological trauma anyone might experience after witnessing self-harm or suicide on social media.
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Yip cautioned that turning people who may have had mental health issues already into martyrs risked glamorizing suicide, which could create a contagion effect.
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"In that sense, I don't fear, I don't have a particular worry about any contagion effect," she said when asked about Italy's budget proposals.
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Jim McCafferty, head of Asia ex-Japan equity research at Nomura in Hong Kong, attributed much of the declines in Asia to the contagion effect.
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The book explains the contagion effect of transformative resilience, how it goes beyond what we experience as individuals and rubs off on those around us.
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"The main contagion effect would be on the depositor base of private sector banks," Macquarie analyst Suresh Ganapathy said in a note to clients on Monday.
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"When we see these issues in the U.S., when you know powerful people come out and say no, that has a contagion effect," Ms. Broderick said.
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We decided to not link to these stories or Stair's social media posts in an effort to limit any contribution to the "contagion effect" of mass shootings.
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The contagion effect of emotions at work means that to help employees feeling lonely employers need to first take note of their company's emotional culture, said Barsade.
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Traders being incentivised to spread their risk means that if any single party defaults, there won't be a huge contagion effect as we saw in the financial crisis.
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He and James Alan Fox, a criminologist and professor at Northeastern University, also expressed worries about the "contagion effect," the focus on mass killings fueling other mass killings.
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Markets in Europe were also affected by the ongoing turmoil in Turkey, with investors concerned about the contagion effect of lira's steep fall on banks in the region.
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"It looks like we took a breather yesterday but it seems like there is a bit of a contagion effect," said Jack Ablin, founding partner of Cresset Wealth.
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That reality makes it an ongoing struggle for Martela and other suicide prevention advocates to balance the competing interests of sharing important information with not contributing to the contagion effect.
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"After every active shooter, we are concerned that there's going to be copycats," he said, citing something called the contagion effect -- a second active shooting popping up within 13 days of another.
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As you can see, an initial wave of yellow dots usually brings a follow-up cluster of green referrals: Finally, here's a map of the cities where the contagion effect is most pronounced.
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Such a prospect could destabilize the shaky Italian economy; have serious implications for Italy's troubled banking system, which has been in crisis for a decade; and have a contagion effect around the eurozone.
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"With U.S. activities clearly split, the contagion effect will not be felt," said Thomas Coudry, an analyst at Bryan, Garnier & Co. Drahi will own 52 percent of Altice Europe and 43 percent of Altice USA.
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"When, say, teachers in Oklahoma see their West Virginia colleagues walking out and winning substantial pay increases, there is a contagion effect," as Jake Rosenfeld, a professor at Washington University in St. Louis, has said.
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Many researchers studying mass shootings have cited the "contagion effect" as one reason why media and high-profile officials should avoid repeatedly naming suspected shooters, essentially saying that the fame of one shooter could lead to copycat attacks.
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"The biggest challenge that we are likely to witness in this situation is that overall economic activity will clamp down significantly - it's a contagion effect we are looking at," said Naveen Kulkarni, chief investment officer at Axis Securities.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro sank to its lowest against the greenback in more than a year on Friday as a plunging Turkish lira sparked broad risk aversion, with investors worried about a contagion effect on European banks.
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In fact, a study showing the uptick in suicides in the months immediately following the release of 13 Reasons Why on Netflix illustrates a dangerous contagion effect that can occur when kids start to emulate what they see.
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Yet Madelyn Gould, a professor of epidemiology in psychiatry at Columbia University who specializes in suicide prevention research, believes the existing evidence on the "contagion effect" of suicide is robust enough to suggest that it could harm certain people.
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Some of these liquid assets will be stakes in big property companies like British Land and Land Securities, so the big falls in their share prices (see chart) may in part be a contagion effect from funds meeting redemption requests.
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Absent a contagion effect to other sectors, the impact of higher unemployment in regions with outsized exposure to the energy sector is unlikely to be of significant scale to impact the benign environment for consumer credit on a national level.
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She rejected a recent call from Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco for the EU to backtrack on new bail-in rules on the grounds that they may mean the authorities are unable to prevent a contagion effect in a crisis.
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" CLIFF TAN, EAST ASIAN HEAD OF GLOBAL MARKETS RESEARCH, MUFG "This is largely an incident that is isolated to U.S. money markets…Ultimately, there's enough dollars around the world that there won't be a contagion effect coming over to Asia.
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In an analysis of the contagion effect of clearing member defaults, the study found that more than half of surveyed CCPs would suffer a default of at least two clearing members as a result of two clearing member defaults at another CCP.
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"It has calmed down a bit, the reason is that the Turkish lira is appreciating and that is causing people to re-focus on country-specific fundamentals so the contagion effect naturally is less," said Koon Chow a strategist at fund manager UBP.
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"If the European Union is not able to prove that membership is worth having, and that in the end emotion wins over rational debates, this not only tells you something about public sentiment in Britain, but will have a contagion effect in other nations," she said.
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Still, as the Sandy Hook shooting became but one in a drumbeat of deadly mass shootings, a mounting effort sought to discourage the news media from spreading a shooter's name and photograph, fearing that it could glorify their actions and spur a so-called contagion effect.
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" She continued: "And I think, with this election, this is absolutely a time when it might be more important to talk about what's happening to us than to worry about triggering this contagion effect that probably can't be any worse than it already is, to be completely honest.
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A study published by the Federal Reserve looked at the 2014 Detroit bankruptcy — which reduced the debt owed to bondholders in contravention to bankruptcy law in order to protect retirees — and discerned a contagion effect that reached the municipalities with the worst credit ratings, like Illinois or Chicago.
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After all, among those who voted to leave are many -- represented in the U.K. Independence Party (UKIP) -- whose mission is actually to destroy the EU. The process to negotiate Britain's exit will have to ensure that decisions are not made that encourage the holding of referendums in other countries -- the contagion effect all European leaders dread.
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"I think it's evidence for something that we see clinically and we also see in our daily life -- that often times there is a contagion effect to violence in that for adolescents, having an association with somebody violent or being in a community where there's a lot of violence puts you at risk" for committing violence, said Galanter.
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The notion that the media exacerbates the problem of mass shootings and inspires copycats isn't just coming from right-wing gun advocates: Research presented at the American Psychological Association's annual convention two years ago by Western New Mexico University correlated the three-fold increase in mass shootings between 2000 to 2016 to what they call a "media contagion effect;" where a mass shooting is covered widely and extensively, with a lot of attention paid to the shooter.
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In New Zealand, a memorial page was made after a person committed suicide, this resulted in the suicide of 8 other persons thereafter, which further shows the power of the media contagion effect.
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Those other friends now become more lonely too, leading to a ripple effect of loneliness. Studies have however found that this contagion effect is not consistent - a small increase in loneliness does not always cause the maladaptive cognition. Also, when someone loses a friend, they will sometimes form new friendships or deepen other existing relationships.
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His continual swatting provoked a debate within the streamer community on whether such content should no longer be publicized due to the media contagion effect which may encourage more people to swat him and as a result many Twitch/streamer communities banned the posting of swatting clips. On the morning of March 21, 2019, Denino's residence in Los Angeles, was raided by the FBI, all electronics in the house belonging to Denino and the people living with him were seized. Cx Network subsequently folded in March 2019.
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4–5 The economy seemed to be all set for long-run growth, as shown by sustainable and promising growth rates from 1994 to 1997. However, the Asian Crisis contagion which started from Thailand and Korea started affecting the Philippines. This prompted the Philippine economy to plunge into continuous devaluation and very risky ventures, resulting in property busts and a negative growth rate. The remarkable feat of the administration, however, was that it was able to withstand the contagion effect of the Asian Crisis better than anybody else in the neighboring countries.
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Sherry Meleah Jean Towers is an American and Canadian statistician and data scientist working as a visiting scholar at Purdue University and an affiliate scholar with the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies in Potsdam, Germany following a seven year position as a faculty research associate at Arizona State University. Towers is perhaps best known for her study of the contagion effect of mass shootings. She is also the founder and owner of Towers Consulting LLC, a consulting company that uses applied statistics and computational modeling servicing industry, academia, and the public sectors.
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