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Computer Self-Efficacy and Reactions to Feedback: Reopening the Debate in an Interpretive Experiment with Overconfident Students. [PDF]
Behav Sci (Basel)Porto-Bellini CG, Serpa ML, Pereira RCF.
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Disclosures and Asset Returns [PDF]
Econometrica, 2003 Public information in financial markets often arrives through the disclosures of interested parties who have a material interest in the reactions of the market to the new information. When the strategic interaction between the sender and the receiver is formalized as a disclosure game with verifiable reports, equilibrium prices can be given a simple ...
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Globalization and Asset Returns
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016We provide a comprehensive analysis of the impact of economic and financial globalization on asset return comovements over the past 35 years. Our globalization indicators draw a distinction between de jure openness that results from changes in the regulatory environment and de facto or realized openness, as well as between capital market restrictions ...
Andrea Kiguel +4 more
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European Economic Review, 1999
Abstract Sustained inflation is detrimental to long-run growth and the financial system. A recent theoretical literature suggests that high inflation implies low real returns on assets. These low returns exacerbate informational frictions, interfering with the functioning of financial markets and the allocation of investment.
Michelle L. Barnes +3 more
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Abstract Sustained inflation is detrimental to long-run growth and the financial system. A recent theoretical literature suggests that high inflation implies low real returns on assets. These low returns exacerbate informational frictions, interfering with the functioning of financial markets and the allocation of investment.
Michelle L. Barnes +3 more
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Journal of Financial Economics, 1977
Abstract We estimate the extent to which various assets were hedges against the expected and unexpected components of the inflation rate during the 1953–1971 period. We find that U.S. government bonds and bills were a complete hedge against expected inflation, and private residential real estate was a complete hedge against both expected and ...
G. William Schwert, Eugene F. Fama
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Abstract We estimate the extent to which various assets were hedges against the expected and unexpected components of the inflation rate during the 1953–1971 period. We find that U.S. government bonds and bills were a complete hedge against expected inflation, and private residential real estate was a complete hedge against both expected and ...
G. William Schwert, Eugene F. Fama
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The Comovement of International Asset Returns [PDF]
Journal of International Business Studies, 1979 Previous studies have analyzed the comovement of international stock returns during periods of fixed exchange rates[11, 15]. Results of these studies have indicated an increasing correlation between U.S. stocks and foreign stock returns. This paper explores the weekly comovement of international equity and long–term bond returns for nine industrialized
Joseph E Finnerty, Thomas Schneeweis
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Demographic Structure and Asset Returns [PDF]
Review of Economics and Statistics, 2001 This paper investigates the association between population age structure, particularly the share of the population in the ‘prime saving years’ (40 to 64), and the returns on stocks and bonds. The paper is motivated by recent claims that the aging of the ‘baby boom’ cohort is a key factor in explaining the recent rise in asset values, and by predictions
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