Introduction to empirical asset pricing -- Stochastic discount factors and yen -- State pricing and m-talk -- Maximization and the m-talk euler equations -- Expected risk premiums and alphas -- So many models, so little time (taxonomy) -- Applications of m-talk -- The three paradigms of...

Computer-intensive methods are a recent development in the theory of statistics with potential applicability in audit and accounting sampling. Whereas traditional sampling approaches can require complex analytics and questionable distributional assumptions, computer-intensive methods generate...

We show that it is perfectly correct to use just the interaction term, along with its standard error, to draw inferences about interactive effects in binary response regression models. This point is currently in dispute among applied econometricians, some of whom insist that simply relying on...