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study indicate that the currency forward contract is the most preferred hedging instrument among the sample firms. The … growth in the third-generation innovative and low-cost derivative instruments. This study also provided evidence that hedging …

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US monetary policy and spillovers to select EMEs : an episodic analysis

Sahoo, Satyananda; Shankar, Shiv; Anthony, Jessica M. - In: Research in finance 36 (2020), pp. 67-97

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The restoration of the gold standard after the US Civil War : a volatility analysis

Meulemann, Max; Uebele, Martin; Wilfling, Bernd - In: Journal of financial stability 12 (2014), pp. 37-46

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Spillover and comovement : the contagion mechanism of systemic risks between the US and Chinese stock markets

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The silent diffusion of sticky costs in the HoReCa industry

Irsa, Wolfram - In: Proceedings of the ENTRENOVA - ENTerprise REsearch … 5 (2019) 1, pp. 130-136

Sticky costs materialize when costs increase more with rising an activity than they decrease with falling of the very same amount of the activity. Over time a silent diffusion of sticky costs can be observed in the HoReCa (HOtel/REstaurant/CAtering) industry. In sticky costs literature the cost...

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