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We use a unique data-set to study liquidity effects in the US corporatebond market, covering more than 30,000 bonds. Our analysis explorestime-series and cross-sectional aspects of corporate bond yield spreads,with the main focus being on the quanti fication of the impact ofliquidity factors,...
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We study the impact of financial innovations on real investmentdecisions within the framework of an incomplete market economy comprisedof fi rms, investors, and an intermediary. The fi rms face uniqueinvestment opportunities that arise in their business operations and canbe undertaken at given...
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Since the Morris worm was released in 1988, Internet worms continue to be one of top security threats. For example, the Conficker worm infected 9 to 15 million machines in early 2009 and shut down the service of some critical government and medical networks. Moreover, it constructed a massive...
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Since the Morris worm was released in 1988, Internet worms continue to be one of top security threats. For example, the Conficker worm infected 9 to 15 million machines in early 2009 and shut down the service of some critical government and medical networks. Moreover, it constructed a massive...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009460563
The trend of UK logistics warehouses is reported towards larger and more centralized systems on which automation is heavily invested in recent years. This is partially because of the disadvantage of manual operation resulting in the slow storage and retrieval speed, the high labor cost, and the...
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We consider the demand for state-contingent claims, in the presence of an independent zero-mean, non-hedgeable background risk. An agent is defined to be generalized risk averse if he/she chooses a demand function for contingent claims with a smaller slope everywhere, given a simple increase in...
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In this paper, we model price dispersion effects in over-the-counter (OTC) markets to show that, in the presence of inventory risk for dealers and search costs for investors, traded prices may deviate from the expected market valuation of an asset. We interpret this devia- tion as a liquidity...
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