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of stock prices as predictors of future dividends. This paper analyses the relationship between market size and risk as …
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. Finally we assess the role of risk, finding little evidence that risk-aversion drives a wedge between market prices and …
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develop a novel method for selecting the estimation window size for forecasting. Specifically, we propose to choose the …
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moments of the outcome and develop Gibbs sampling methods for Bayesian estimation in the presence of stochastic volatility …
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real time context, for several forecast horizons, and using both recursive and rolling estimation. We also analyse three …
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growth in some of the countries examined. Our results support a risk-based explanation for the performance of the HML and SMB …
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inflation as predictors. We provide a possible structural interpretation of these results by allowing for time-varying risk …
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empirical perspective. We do so by focusing on within-country variation and using instrumental variables estimation to extract …
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The measurement of national income has added greatly to our understanding of economic and social change in Europe over the past hundred years. But national income analysis does not take full account of changes in welfare and particularly of the causes and effects of long-term changes in the...
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The paper contributes to the debate on relative levels of living in the early modern world by estimating the income of and probable range of income growth in Bengal before European colonization. The exercise yields two conclusions, (a) average income in Bengal was significantly smaller than that...
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