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Inflation-caused wealth-transfer : a case of the insurance industry

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Reality check : the implications of applying sustainable withdrawal rate analysis to real world portfolios

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Executive views on corporate financial policy in Hong Kong : dividends and capital structure

Kester, George W. - 1994

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Return reversals, idiosyncratic risk, and expected returns

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Another look at idiosyncratic volatility and expected returns

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Local gambling preferences and corporate innovative success

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Golden handcuffs and corporate innovation : evidence from defined benefit pension plans

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Limits-to-Arbitrage in US Penny Stocks : An Overlooked Segment of US Equity Markets

Liu, Qianqiu - 2015

This paper investigates a largely overlooked segment of U.S. equity markets, listed penny stocks. We find that: (i) the average percentage of short interest ratio of listed penny stocks is 14% which is not significantly different from that of NYSE- and NASDAQ-listed stocks ranging from 10% to...

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