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Introduction -- Study 1: Perceived Corporate Social Responsibility Effects across Nations – The Role of National Institutions -- Study 2: Joint Role of Corporate Communication Budget Allocation and Internet Penetration in Multinationals’ Corporate Brand Equity Cross-National Effects. A...
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We provide new international evidence for a monetary policy liquidity transmission channel in the United States, United Kingdom, and the Eurozone. The central banks of these countries are, with a different degree, able to soften the economic downward spiral after an unexpected arrival of a...
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We decompose the term structure of expected equity returns into (1) the real short rate, (2) a premium for holding real long-term bonds, or the real duration premium, the excess returns of nominal long-term bonds over real bonds which reflects (3) expected inflation and (4) inflation risk, and...
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We document that fear about misspecified economic and central bank policies explain 45% of variations in bond option implied volatilities and interest rate volatilities. We endogenize this empirical pattern with a parsimonious equilibrium asset pricing model. In equilibrium, volatility is...
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Between 37% and 75% of quarterly variations in the U.S. aggregate logarithmic price-dividend ratio are related to economic information that is embedded in the real risk-free rate. Only one hidden factor is required to explain more than 80\% of these common variations. Surprisingly, standard...
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We construct a model-free term structure of dividend risk premiums from option prices and aggregate analyst forecasts. Applying the method to 2004-2017 U.S. data, we find it is hump-shaped. Its level increases in business cycle contractions and decreases during expansions. The on average...
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We find that option-implied information such as forward-looking variance, skewness and the variance risk premium are sensitive to the way the volatility surface is constructed. For some state-of-the-art volatility surfaces, the differences are economically surprisingly large and lead to...
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