Over last four decades, evidence of market inefficiencies has been widely documented by several scholars for all major stock markets in the globe. Chinese and Indian markets are not exempt. Inefficiencies in these markets are described by many authors as roots of all mispricing. Mispricing might...

A rational investor will believe that an efficient market today will remain efficient tomorrow. However, when emotions take over, markets are no longer efficient. Further, they may remain so for longer anyone can forecast. Evidence of such inefficiencies is prominent in large emerging markets in...

In the last decade, the efficient market hypothesis and its validity for emerging markets grew as a fertile topic of debate in Finance. However, the dilemma of market efficiency still remains intractable. It is more likely that any literature review in respect of market efficiency would produce...

A unified fuzzy system has been developed in this paper for assessing weighted postural risk score (PRS) of body parts by reducing errors relating to human perception in measuring exact body joint angles corresponding to different working postures used as inputs of rapid upper limb assessment...