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This paper investigates the financial market effects of the ECB's communication on the Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP). Using data for 10 euro area countries, we first analyse the impact of different communication channels such as press releases, ECB blog contributions, speeches and...
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-taking. Using a randomized information experiment, we show that communication causally affects individuals’ beliefs and investment …
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It is well known that information arrival has an impact on prices volatility, and trading volume in financial markets (see e.g., Goodhart and O'Hara 1997). Scheduled macroeconomic announcements, such as monthly employment figures, consumer prices, or building permits, stand out from the steady...
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Overconfidence is one of the most important biases in financial markets and commonly associated with excessive trading and asset market bubbles. So far, most of the finance literature takes overconfidence as a given, "static" personality trait. In this paper we introduce a novel experimental...
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of other groups should be less effective. However, reciprocity theory suggests that highlighting pro-social behavior by … experiment in Kenya, Australia, the United States, the Philippines, and South Africa. The findings show that the descriptive … theory. The findings suggest that tax agencies may increase tax compliance by visibly tackling tax avoidance among groups …
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capacity to override or inhibit undesired impulses that may drive prices. We implement the first experiment to address the …
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