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1990
The stock exchanges in Brazil date back approximately a hundred years. For example, the Rio and Sao Paulo Stock Exchanges were organised in 1845 and 1890, respectively. In total, Brazil has nine stock exchanges which operate as non-profit associations. Close to 95 per cent of trading takes place on the two largest exchanges in Rio and Sao Paulo.
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The stock exchanges in Brazil date back approximately a hundred years. For example, the Rio and Sao Paulo Stock Exchanges were organised in 1845 and 1890, respectively. In total, Brazil has nine stock exchanges which operate as non-profit associations. Close to 95 per cent of trading takes place on the two largest exchanges in Rio and Sao Paulo.
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1991
The Stock Exchange has undergone considerable change in the last decade, and this chapter attempts to analyse those changes with reference to the role of the Stock Exchange and overall efficiency. Topical subjects (particularly for the media) such as the cases of insider dealing uncovered, supervision of the Stock Exchange, and the crash of 1987 are ...
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The Stock Exchange has undergone considerable change in the last decade, and this chapter attempts to analyse those changes with reference to the role of the Stock Exchange and overall efficiency. Topical subjects (particularly for the media) such as the cases of insider dealing uncovered, supervision of the Stock Exchange, and the crash of 1987 are ...
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Education + Training, 1980
The history of the Stock Exchange goes back at least to the 17th century. Like so many City institutions it evolved from informal gatherings in coffee houses (hence the importance of breaks for coffee in today's meetings?). The daily price lists to which we shall refer go back as far as 1698.
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The history of the Stock Exchange goes back at least to the 17th century. Like so many City institutions it evolved from informal gatherings in coffee houses (hence the importance of breaks for coffee in today's meetings?). The daily price lists to which we shall refer go back as far as 1698.
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1967
About 25 million people in Britain have a financial interest in the London Stock Exchange whether they know it or not. Some have stocks and shares and ‘play’ the Exchange to make a quick profit (or a loss); some have steady investments; and about 22 1/2 million of the total have an indirect interest.
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About 25 million people in Britain have a financial interest in the London Stock Exchange whether they know it or not. Some have stocks and shares and ‘play’ the Exchange to make a quick profit (or a loss); some have steady investments; and about 22 1/2 million of the total have an indirect interest.
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Journal of Development Economics, 2000
Nearly sixty countries have opened their first national stock exchanges since 1950. I investigate the effects on economic growth of these openings in two ways. First, economic growth histories of at least five years are available for seventeen of these countries.
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Nearly sixty countries have opened their first national stock exchanges since 1950. I investigate the effects on economic growth of these openings in two ways. First, economic growth histories of at least five years are available for seventeen of these countries.
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1983
This book is about investment in securities quoted on the UK Stock Exchange. This is not as limiting as it appears. As can be seen from Example 1.1, the total market value of all securities listed on the UK Stock Exchange on 30 June 1992 was £2,101 b. There are over 7,300 different securities to choose from and turnover in these securities averaged £1 ...
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This book is about investment in securities quoted on the UK Stock Exchange. This is not as limiting as it appears. As can be seen from Example 1.1, the total market value of all securities listed on the UK Stock Exchange on 30 June 1992 was £2,101 b. There are over 7,300 different securities to choose from and turnover in these securities averaged £1 ...
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Exchange holidays and stock price behavior on the Taiwan stock exchange
Journal of Statistics and Management Systems, 2007Abstract This paper examines stock price behavior for all stocks listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange during exchange holidays over 1971–2000. The results indicate significantly higher return volatility for trading time than for non-trading time. Moreover, return volatility in the trading period following bank settlement days is significantly higher ...
Yen-Sheng Huang, Mei-Chu Ke
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International Stock Exchange Linkages The Boston Stock Exchange and the Montreal Exchange
Quebec Studies, 1993Cet article examine la mise en oeuvre d'un reseau electronique entre la Bourse de Boston et la Bourse de Montreal et les retombees d'un tel lien, y compris les questions administratives. La plus grande efficacite de ces bourses est le resultat d'une plus grande concurrence du point de vue du prix, du produit, et de l'espace.
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