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Contagion occurs when cross-market correlation increases because of a shock to one market. Identifying shocks as episodes of house price exuberance, we provide evidence for contagion effects among the largest metropolitan markets in the US. We find that changes in income, interest rates, and...
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We propose an alternative to the standard nonstationary earnings dynamics framework for studying refinancing decisions by building a dynamic two-stage trade-off model with refinancing for firms following mean reverting earnings. The model predicts a negative relation between profitability and...
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In this paper, we examine whether newly developed crypto price and policy uncertainty indices based on news coverage (Lucey et al., 2022) are associated with the emergence of bubbles in cryptocurrencies. Using probit regressions, we show that these indices have a higher explanatory power than...
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Using a quantile vector autoregressive model to capture return dynamics in extreme market conditions, we find that the cryptocurrency market exhibits a high level of market connectedness. Bitcoin is a net transmitter of return spillovers during busts and a net receiver during booms. Analysis of...
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