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I study the effect of partisan politics on stock returns in Latin America. There is a negative market reaction when left-wing parties win presidential elections. However, the observed democratic premium in the U.S. is not observed. Firms have higher returns when the president is from a Centrist...
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I investigate the effect of different measures of corporate taxes on stock returns. The results support the partisan politics cycle effect on equity returns. A high minus low (Hi-Lo) portfolio sorted by (Total Corporate Taxes/Total Assets) has an annual return of +3.8% during Republican...
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This paper studies the effect of partisan politics on stock returns in the U.S. by exploring different measures of corporate taxes. The results support the partisan politics cycle effect on equity returns. The cross-sectional analysis shows that the measures of corporate taxes impact stock...
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Recent research suggests that, public perceptions notwithstanding, members of Congress are rather mediocre investors. Why do the consummate political insiders fail to profit as investors? We consider various explanations that pertain to members' political relationships to public firms. We show...
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-30 percent of that of the Presidency. We also find evidence inconsistent with the popular view that divided government is better …
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-30 percent of that of the Presidency. We also find evidence inconsistent with the popular view that divided government is better …
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