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Long-term global market correlations

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Market liberalizations at the firm level : spillovers from ADRs and implications for local markets

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Long-Term Global Market Correlations

Goetzmann, William N. - 2001

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The first global emerging markets investor: foreign & colonial investment trust 1880–1913

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