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Structural Change is the basis for many decisions such as government fiscal and monetary policies, government interventions, corporate-expenditure decisions, corporate strategic decisions, portfolio management decisions in finance; household allocation decisions, etc.. Structural change in...
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The use of futures exchange contracts instead of forwards completes the maturity spectrum of the correlation between the spot yield and the premium. We find that the forward premium puzzle (FFP) depends significantly on the maturity horizon of the futures contract and the choice of sampling...
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Risk premium plays an important role in stock investing. Experiments have shown that value stocks typically have a higher average return than growth stocks; however, this effect persists indefinitely, even disappearing in some stages. Some studies suggested high volatility in the series of...
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This paper examines the asset pricing implications of sector-specific shocks in a multi-sector economy where heterogeneous firms interact in the markets for material inputs, investment goods, and final goods. The model is solved using a third-order perturbation and is estimated by the simulated...
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This paper examines the asset pricing implications of sector-specific shocks in a multi-sector economy where heterogeneous firms interact in the markets for material inputs, investment goods, and final goods. The model is solved using a third-order perturbation and is estimated by the simulated...
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This paper suggests a solution to what has become known as the "private equity premium puzzle" (Moskowitz and Vissing-Jorgensen (2002)). We interpret occupational choice as a dynamic portfolio choice problem of a life-cycle investor facing a liquidity constraint and imperfect information about...
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