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This paper analyzes the relationship between net capital flow and home bias puzzle. The model suggests that both capital inflow and potential preference in home assets lead agents to allocate more in domestic and thus s home bias phenomenon. Besides, the more nontradable consumption, the fewer...
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This paper analyzes the relationship between net capital flow and home bias puzzle. The model suggests that both capital inflow and potential preference in home assets lead agents to allocate more in domestic and thus s home bias phenomenon. Besides, the more nontradable consumption, the fewer...
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We propose an international asset allocation model to investigate whether home currency concern has impacts on home bias puzzle. Domestic investors choosing their international portfolios depend on home currency premium and thus will behave in home bias scenarios. Besides, the optimal portfolio...
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An asset pricing model is developed in which price of consumption good is unknown and investors have a general time and state nonseparable preference. It is shown that the expected return on an asset is determined by a weighted average of market risk, inflation risk and consumption risk. The sum...
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This study investigates correlations between India’s bustling single stock futures (SSFs) and its peculiar Badla mechanism. Data from the world’s most active SSF market, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India, are used. The results indicated that both the Badla mechanism and the...
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