págs. 1641-1659
págs. 1661-1664
Feedback trading and the behavioural ICAPM: multivariate evidence across international equity and bond markets
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págs. 1665-1678
págs. 1679-1689
págs. 1691-1701
Are stock prices in the US nostationary?: Evidence from contemporary unit root tests
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págs. 1703-1709
págs. 1711-1723
Project finance loan spreads and disaggregated political risk
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págs. 1725-1734
Stylized facts of money and credit over the business cycles
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págs. 1735-1755
págs. 1757-1764
An empirical demonstration of classical comparative cost theory: a correction to Balassa (1963)
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págs. 1765-1767
págs. 1769-1778
Financial crisis and executive remuneration in banking industry an analysis of five British banks
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págs. 1779-1791
Modelling and trading the Greek stock market with mixed neural network models
Christian Dunis, Jason Laws, Andreas Karatanassopoulos
págs. 1793-1808
Turnover tax, transaction cost and stock trading volume revisited: investigation of the Japanese case
Minoru Hayashida, Hiroyuki Ono
págs. 1809-1817
págs. 1819-1829
Regime-dependent relationships among the stock markets of the US, Australia and New Zealand: a Markov-switching VAR approach
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págs. 1831-1841
The bonus pool, mark to market and free cash flow: producer surplus and its veting in the financial markets
Roger J. Bowden, Peter N. Posch
págs. 1843-1857
The wealth effects of acquiring foreign government-owned corporations: evidence from US-listed acquirers in cross-border mergers and acquisitions
Surendranath Jory, Thanh Ngo
págs. 1859-1872
A multidimensional framework for performane evaluation of forecasting models: context-dependent DEA
B. Xu, J. Ouenniche
págs. 1873-1890