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The hypothesis that capital markets naturally function in an efficient way - possibly one of the widest accepted dogmas of contemporary liberalism - has for many years encouraged politicians and regulators in the US and in Europe to refrain from regulating too strictly or even to deregulate the...
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The European Union crisis responses and the Efficient Capital Markets Hypothesis (ECMH): The hypothesis that capital markets naturally function in an efficient way - possibly one of the widest accepted dogmas of contemporary liberalism - has for many years encouraged politicians and regulators...
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(ECB) actions, and credit rating downgrades affect the value and the crash risk of the euro. We proxy the value changes of … the euro by its abnormal foreign exchange (FX) rate returns with respect to 35 currencies. The crash risk of the euro is … crash risk. Interestingly, we find that specific announcements about Greece on average do not substantially affect the euro …
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This article considers the regulation “on the books” of executive pay across the EU and the evidence “in action” on corporate practice concerning executive pay (based on disclosures by FTSE Eurofirst 300 companies) in relation to the best practice recommendations set out in two key...
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