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reasoning. If arbitrage was indeed the cause of mean reversion, one would expect to see a quantity respose of trade flows at the … arbitrage, which requires a minimum divergence before the costs of arbitrage can be recouped. In this paper, we examine this … significant evidence of trade flows changing at the points of mean reversion. Alternative explanations of mean reversion, notably …
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reasoning. If arbitrage was indeed the cause of mean reversion, one would expect to see a quantity respose of trade flows at the … arbitrage, which requires a minimum divergence before the costs of arbitrage can be recouped. In this paper, we examine this … significant evidence of trade flows changing at the points of mean reversion. Alternative explanations of mean reversion, notably …
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paper thereforestudies whether pure arbitrage opportunities existed ina sports prediction market. Moreover, market … substantial arbitrage opportunities available.Furthermore, we find that market markers play animportant role in prediction markets …
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News of enormous trade deficits began affecting asset prices in the mid-1980s. Some have suggested that trade deficit … news contributed to the October 1987 stock market crash. This argument would be more compelling if the trade deficit were a … source of systematic risk to asset prices, since then trade deficit news could have contributed to the increased perception …
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This paper sets forth the foundations for a transactional approach for the performance of arbitrage in foreign exchange … markets. Firstly, we review both the standard model of financial arbitrage and the so-called covered-interest arbitrage … expand on its main tools of analysis, namely differential rates, residual information sets, arbitrage gaps and transaction …
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We use retail transaction prices for a multinational retailer to examine the extent and permanence of violations of the law of one price (LOOP). For identical products, we find typical deviations of twenty to fifty percent, though there is muted evidence for convergence over time. Such...
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