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Limit orders incur no price impact, however, their execution time is uncertain. We develop several econometric models of limit-order execution times using survival analysis, and estimate them with actual limit-order data. We estimate models for time-to-first-fill and time-to-completion, and for...
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We examine the effects of human capital on consumption, stock market, and other fluctuations in a general equilibrium continuous-time model. A representative consumer-worker-investor derives utility from consumption and leisure. A representative firm demands labour as the sole input to a...
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Firms are more complicated than standard principal-agent theory allows : firms have assets-in-place; firms endure through time, allowing for the possibility of replacing a shirking manager; firms have many managers, constraining the amount of equity that can be awarded to any one manager; and, a...
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Transactions, market orders and limit orders are three major factors which affect a specialist's information set and her inventory position. In modeling a specialist's quote updating process, before any exclusion of any of these factors, one should first address the fundamental question of their...
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