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results are consistent with traditional asset pricing theory and are robust to numerous empirical specifications. Collectively …
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Macroeconomic Theory and historical evidence suggest that bond prices help cause long-run convergence between stock …
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This paper shows that firm growth potential – representing a firm's yet-unexercised growth opportunities – is associated with option overpricing and low future delta-hedged option returns. We provide an explanation of this phenomenon based on the idea that retail investors exert buying...
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small value stocks in best times. Combined with the fact that growth stocks have lower market risk than value stocks in bad … aggressively than growth stocks. This increase in selling pressure could make value stocks more sensitive to liquidity risk than … risk, combined with the liquidity price of risk, is able to capture 35% of the small-stock value premium and 100% of the …
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This paper provides evidence that domestic opportunities to share risk have contributed to slower growth. We first … provide a simple model economy that demonstrates how a country's ability to diversify risk is linked to its growth rate. In … domestic opportunities to diversify risk and growth. We employ two econometric procedures: (1) traditional instrumental …
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growth model to explore the conditions under which an economy is sustainable, considering different types of risk. In general … equilibrium, sustainability boils down to supply-side factors, with increased growth, decreased consumption risk, and greater …, catastrophic risk management, investments in clean and dirty technologies, and the importance of risk-sharing assets …
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Growth and value are popular terms in the lexicon of finance. For many years, scholars and investment professionals have claimed that value strategies outperform the growth ones, even in major market declines. However, since the early 2010's, this seems to no longer hold, as growth strategies...
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In this paper we show that temperature is an aggregate risk factor that adversely affects economic growth. Our argument … temperature (i.e., temperature betas) contains sharp information about the cross-country risk premium; countries closer to the … Equator carry a positive temperature risk premium which decreases as one moves farther away from the Equator. The differences …
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