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Maintaining cost and ruin probability

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Does CEO-chairman dialect similarity affect stock price informativeness for Chinese listed firms?

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Institutional cross-ownership and firm social performance

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Social network matters : capital structure risk control on reits

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Institutional cross-ownership and corporate philanthropy

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What is the best composite liquidity proxy for explaining stock returns? : evidence from the Chinese stock market

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Speculations in option markets enhance allocation efficiency with heterogeneous beliefs and learning

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Many studies investigate the impact of heterogeneous beliefs in the first moment, while very few in the second moment. This is partially due to continuous-time setup which makes it difficult to incorporate heterogeneous beliefs in the second moment. In a two-period exponential–normal model...

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