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This study assessed the generalizability of Bowman's paradox across 12,235 firms from 28 countries. Cross-sectional and longitudinal relationships between risk and return provided broad support for the presence of Bowman's paradox in diverse country settings (Asia, Europe, and South Africa),...
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of export shares from the most to the least productive incumbents. Greater skewness of the demand distribution and …
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skewness. The empirical patterns con- cisely match the predictions of our model which generates skewness of stock returns via …
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following parameters are varied: the riskless return, the market standard deviation, the market stock premium, and the skewness …
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incomplete markets. In particular, earnings shocks display strong negative skewness and extremely high kurtosis - as high as 30 …
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