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estimation of the group behavior. As traders’ reactions to new information act much like an endogenous shock on return volatility …, however, we cannot easily find an exact solution for the model with social interactions. Thus, simulation-based inference is … scrutiny can be robustly decomposed into news (45–55 %) and social interaction effects (45–55 %). Copyright Springer Science …
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-based model that allows reproducing the main stylized facts of financial returns. The model does so by combining fundamental news …
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This paper examines how liquidity affects market efficiency in a market environment where securities' true values are revealed at a predetermined point in time. We employ differences in minimum tick sizes at the betting exchange Betfair as a source of exogenous variation in liquidity. The...
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This paper relates to internet, noise trading and commodity futures prices. The theoretical framework is the Mixture Distribution Hypothesis (MDH) that posits a joint dependence of return volatility and information. We use two different proxies for the observed component of information flows,...
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This paper evaluates the welfare implications of front-running by mutual fund managers. It extends the model of Kyle (1985) to a situation in which the insider with fundamentals-information competes against an insider with trade-information and in which noise trading in endogenized.
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