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In principle, there is no compelling reason for any nation to pay its debts. National sovereignty precludes a creditor nation from attaching assets within the debtor nation's borders and a poor nation usually has few assets outside of its boundaries. In practice, nations do pay their debts. Our...
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This paper studies intraday returns and variations in trading activity in the interest rate futures traded on London International Financial Futures Exchange. The intraday volume exhibits a significant asymmetric response of volume to price changes. This relationship is dynamic as the direction...
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Critics of the Japanese financial system have long held that Japanese keiretsu and the Main Bank system have helped Japanese corporations reduce their cost of capital and therefore gain a cost comparative advantage over their western counterparts. These institutional practices, claim critics,...
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This paper tests the hypothesis that the market portfolio in European equity returns is a dynamic factor in the sense that individual stock return volatilities and risk premia are driven by the dynamics of a common dynamic factor namely, the market portfolio. Support for the hypothesis would...
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Linear asset pricing models such as CAPM and the Fama-French 3-factor model rely on a linear approximation of marginal utility growth to discount expected returns. Unconditional estimations of these models are unable to explain the abnormal returns associated with simple strategies based on...
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