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Does Past Volatility Affect Investors' Price Forecasts and Confidence Judgements?

Du, Ning; Budescu, David V - 2007

This study investigates the influence of past volatility on individual investors' forecasting behavior. We conducted two experiments in which we used real stock prices to construct low- and high-volatility time series, and asked participants to make both point estimates and interval forecasts of...

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Experimental Studies of Overconfidence in Financial Markets

Julija Michailova - 2010

This doctoral thesis investigates the influence of overconfidence on the outcomes in experimental asset markets, both … that is later used in economic experiments to measure subjects’ overconfidence. The second part investigates the role of … market overconfidence in the occurrence of bubbles in asset prices and the emergence of other stylized facts of financial …

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Three Essays in Insider Trading.

Wang, Xuewu - 2008

This dissertation investigates insider trading around significant corporate information events. Chapter 1 tests the prediction of standard option pricing models that there is no relation between past stock returns and stock option prices. Using individual stock options data, we show that puts...

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Government Services Information Infrastructure Management

Cavallini, J.S.; Aiken, R.J. - 2009

The Government Services Information Infrastructure (GSII) is that portion of the NII used to link Government and its services, enables virtual agency concepts, protects privacy, and supports emergency preparedness needs. The GSII is comprised of the supporting telecommunications technologies,...

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Using the National Information Infrastructure for social science, education, and informed decision making

Tonn, B.E. - 2008

The United States has aggressively embarked on the challenging task of building a National Information Infrastructure (NII). This infrastructure will have many levels, extending from the building block capital stock that composes the telecommunications system to the multitude of higher tier...

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Accelerating technology transfer from federal laboratories to the private sector by industrial R and D collaborations - A new business model

LOMBANA,CESAR A.; ROMIG JR.,ALTON D.; LINTON,JONATHAN D.; … - 2008

Many important products and technologies were developed in federal laboratories and were driven initially by national needs and for federal applications. For example, the clean room technology that enhanced the growth of the semiconductor industry was developed at Sandia National Laboratories...

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Control of enterprise interfaces for supply chain enterprise modeling

Interrante, L.D.; Macfarlane, J.F. - 2009

There is a current trend for manufacturing enterprises in a supply chain of a particular industry to join forces in an attempt to promote efficiencies and improve competitive position. Such alliances occur in the context of specific legal and business agreements such that each enterprise retains...

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A framework for industrial systems modeling and simulation

Macfarlane, J.; Nachnani, S.; Tsai, L.H.; Kaae, P.; … - 2009

To successfully compete in a global market, manufacturing production systems are being forced to reduce time to market and to provide improved responsiveness to changes in market conditions. The organizations that comprise the business links in the production system must constantly make...

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Informatics requirements for a restructured competitive electric power industry

Pickle, S.; Marnay, C.; Olken, F. - 2009

The electric power industry in the United States is undergoing a slow but nonetheless dramatic transformation. It is a transformation driven by technology, economics, and politics; one that will move the industry from its traditional mode of centralized system operations and regulated rates...

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SUCCESSFUL MODELS FOR COMMERCIALIZATION OF LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY AND SOME HARD LEARNED LESSONS

D. SMITH - 2008

Successful relationships with industry that benefit both corporate partners and the research institution require a constant balancing of interests. Researchers must balance developing technology in a manner that can be used by industry, publishing and publicizing developments so that industry...

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