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modified OLS) estimator, this paper corroborates the Fama & French three-factor model (1992, 1993). This work finds also two …
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-sorted. We use this data set to perform asset-pricing tests for the german equity market. We test the standard cAPM, the Fama …
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test the standard CAPM, the Fama-French three-factor model, and the Carhart four-factor model. Our tests are based on a …
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significant impact on asset pricing test results. We also show that, in data with wider coverage with respect to size, the Fama …
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, this paper identies and documents a post-1980s size effect which is persistent, not picked up by a Fama-French-style SMB …
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El objetivo del estudio es identificar y aplicar el modelo de tres factores desarrollado por Fama y French. Se aplica … tres factores de Fama y French (1993, 1994, 1995 y 1996) es capaz de explicar una gran porción de la varianza (84% en …
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, this paper identifies and documents a post-1980s size effect which is persistent, not picked up by a Fama–French-style SMB …
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significant impact on asset-pricing test results. We also show that, in data with wider coverage with respect to size, the Fama …
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Abstract In this paper we consider the portfolio weights obtained by maximizing the expected quadratic utility function. The unknown parameters of the return process, the mean vector and the covariance matrix, are estimated by their sample counterparts. Assuming independent and multivariate...
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I show that relative levels of aggregate consumption and personal oil consumption provide anexcellent proxy for oil prices, and that high oil prices predict low future aggregate consumptiongrowth. Motivated by these facts, I add an oil consumption good to the long-run risk model of Bansal and...
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