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Habit Formation: A Resolution of the Equity Premium Puzzle [PDF]
The equity premium puzzle, identified by Mehra and Prescott, states that, for plausible values of the risk aversion coefficient, the difference of the expected rate of return on the stock market and the riskless rate of interest is too large, given the observed small variance of the growth rate in per capita consumption.
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The Rise and Fall of Financial Flows in EU 15: New Evidence Using Dynamic Panels with Common Correlated Effects. [PDF]
Camarero M, Muñoz A, Tamarit C.
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Supply Side Implications of Ambiguity Aversion for Risk Premium and Risk-Free Rate Puzzles [PDF]
Since the 1990s, many economists have taken different approaches towards resolving the risk premium and risk free rate puzzles. Identifying causes of these two puzzles can help investors, regulators and policy makers in finding out determinants of the ...
Mohammad Feghhi Kashani, zahra ziyaee
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Introduction to Special Issue: Topics Related to Real Estate Market Efficiency. [PDF]
Broxterman D +4 more
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Introduction to PNAS special issue on evolutionary models of financial markets. [PDF]
Levin SA, Lo AW.
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Information Frictions in Real Estate Markets: Recent Evidence and Issues. [PDF]
Broxterman D, Zhou T.
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A Note on the Pricing of Liquidity in Stock Returns
Keynes (1930) proposed that an asset is more liquid than another “if it is more certainly realisable at short notice without loss” (vol. II, p. 67). This definition suggests that the liquidity of an asset is twofold. First, an asset should have a market
Nawazish Mirza
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Navigating the factor zoo around the world: an institutional investor perspective. [PDF]
Bartram SM +3 more
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Special issue of The Geneva Papers in memory of Orio Giarini. [PDF]
Courbage C, Loubergé H.
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