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Different types of markets exist throughout the world but how are they created? In this book, an interdisciplinary team of authors provide an evolutionary vision of how markets are designed and shaped. Drawing on a series of case studies, they show that markets are far from perfect and natural...
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reverting and countercyclical (instead of constant in the standard model) market prices of risk, mean reverting and procyclical … (instead of constant) risk free rates, decreasing (instead of flat) yield curves in the long run, possibly higher returns and … higher risk premia in the long run (instead of a flat structure), momentum in stock returns in the short run, more variance …
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spot-futures price efficiency improvement observed after ETF introduction is explained either by the direct effect of ETF … short run. Some of our findings suggest that the efficiency improvement could rather result from a structural change in the …
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may set listing requirements leading to high information efficiency in equilibrium. However, this is strongly linked to … highest efficiency and the latter may be achieved with low requirements. Whether information efficiency is socially desirable …
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We empirically investigate the impact of option listing on the underlying stock efficiency by looking at the volume … underlying stock market. We conclude to the existence of option listing impact on the underlying stock efficiency, but to …
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We empirically investigate the effect of option listing on the underlying stock pricing efficiency by examining the … indicate that option listing neither damages nor improves the underlying stock efficiency. However, they suggest that a new …
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