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The short squeeze in GameStop attracted worldwide attention and resulted in congressional hearings. The increase in price from $21 to $483 over a short period of time was not the result of obvious fundamental earnings prospects. Excess demand by investors on a social media site accompanied by...
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<section xml:id="fut21667-sec-0001"> The lattice approximation to a continuous time process is an especially useful way to value American and real options. We choose lattice probabilities by extending density matching for diffusions to density matching for jump diffusions. Technically, this requires that diffusion and jump...</section>
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We examine how changes in dividend policy in 2008 as the financial crisis was unfolding influenced firm risk-adjusted returns in the following years. Our sample consists of NYSE- and NASDAQ-traded firms that paid dividends in 2007. We divide these firms into four groups based on their dividend...
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We investigate geographic distribution of payday lenders and banks that operate throughout the United States. We examine the relation between the number of payday lender stores and various demographic and economic characteristics
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This paper examines the role of education level in China's fast-growing peer-to-peer (P2P) lending market. The level of education, as part of a borrower's profile, is an important yet relatively neglected factor that can affect both the demand and supply of credit in an increasingly more...
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We examine how changes in dividend policy in 2008 as the financial crisis was unfolding influenced firm risk-adjusted returns in the following years. Our sample consists of NYSE- and NASDAQ-traded firms that paid dividends in 2007. We divide these firms into four groups based on their dividend...
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