This study contributes to a broadening of the international scope of empirical research on total and primary underpricings in the IPO market, and tries to show that the variables traditionally linked to information asymmetries between firms, underwriters and investors cannot adequately explain...

From its beginnings in the second half of the nineteenth century until today, the study of economic time series has involved a variety of research anchored in stylized mathematical methods in order to simulate, verify, test, and forecast the behavior of key economic variables to describe...

This paper evaluates the level of satisfaction of students enrolled in the Degree in Business Administration and Management (DBAM) who have completed external internships and of the companies that have hosted them, with the aim of improving both formal and training components of these...

This study examines the relationship between the characteristics that define initial public offerings (IPOs) and the post-offering liquidity of stocks outstanding. We argue that higher underpricing, relative size and retail composition of the offerings will result in higher post-listing...

In this paper, the relevancy of the classic analysis’ model of the Rational Expectations School (RES) is reexamined; mainly in the concerning to the tradeoff’s vision between the product and inflation originally postulated by Robert Lucas Jr. For such effect, a historical recount of the ideas...