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Starting from the twelve distinct risk factors in four well-established asset pricing models, a pool we refer to as the winners, we construct and compare 4,095 asset pricing models and find that the model with the risk factors, Mkt, SMB, MOM, ROE, MGMT, and PEAD, performs the best in terms of...
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Does the method used to construct long-short factors from firm-level characteristics change the assessment of the factor risks (risk-factors) that are incorporated in the cross-section of expected returns? Is the method of construction important for the pricing performance of those risk-...
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We make a case that characteristics-based long-short factors should be constructed by the slope factor method rather than by sorting methods. This is because sorting does not fully control for the influence of omitted characteristics, rendering them more noisy than slope factors. In contrast,...
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A new concept of ‘low-carbon towns’ (LCTs) has emerged in the urban planning and development of China in recent years to face the challenge of global climate change. This manuscript presents the current status, basic concepts, and town practices for the development of LCTs in China. First,...
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