Labour income risk is key to the welfare of most people and this risk is mainly insured 'within the firm' and by public institutions, rather than by financial markets. This book asks why such insurance is provided within the firm, and what determines its boundaries. It also explores the connection between risk sharing and firms' capital structure.
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