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INFLATION AND RATES OF RETURN ON COMMON STOCKS
The Journal of Finance, 1976THERE WOULD SEEM to be little doubt that if one had surveyed academic and nonacademic students of the stock market in the year 1968 that one would have found wide agreement with the proposition that rates of return on common stocks move directly with the rate of inflation.
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Depreciation Rates and Capital Stocks [PDF]
Suppose we have observations ranging over t=0,1,...,T on real net investment and on real gross investment . We derive a method of calculating the depreciation rate for each of the periods and of estimating ‘the’ implied net capital stock . We then provide empirical examples of the procedure and analyse the results.
Karim Abadir, Gabriel Talmain
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Closingbell Crowdsourced Stock Ratings
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017ClosingBell is an app-based collaborative stock trading platform which allows its users to connect their online brokerage accounts and share their trades and portfolios with one another. Users, who are retail traders, can also share their trade ideas, or ratings, with the ClosingBell community.
Scott Weiner, Vinesh Jha
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The Journal of Investing, 2005
This article presents results showing that anomalous corporate tax rates may lead to weaker stock returns. Low effective tax rates are associated with markedly weaker future returns. This phenomenon cannot be explained totally by factors such as beta, book to market, size, momentum, or the downturn in technology stocks.
Indrani D. Basak, Michelle R. Clayman
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This article presents results showing that anomalous corporate tax rates may lead to weaker stock returns. Low effective tax rates are associated with markedly weaker future returns. This phenomenon cannot be explained totally by factors such as beta, book to market, size, momentum, or the downturn in technology stocks.
Indrani D. Basak, Michelle R. Clayman
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Adjustable Rate Preferred Stock
Financial Management, 1986Bernard J. Winger and Carl R. Chen are Professor and Associate Professor of Finance, respectively, at the University of Dayton; John D. Martin is Professor of Finance at the University of Texas; J. William Petty is Professor of Finance and Dean at Abilene Christian University; and Steven C. Hayden is Vice President, Kidder Peabody and Company.
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ESG Ratings and the Stock Markets
2018After introducing the primary components of a proper vectoring approach, namely a sound company purpose, a focus on a small set of relevant materialities synchronized to the Sustainable Development Goals, we endeavor to explore the connection between sustainability and the environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings and how the latter are ...
Benoit Leleux, Jan van der Kaaij
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2014
An interest rate for credit is set the same for all the borrowers and its height is especially crucial for the last marginal borrower.
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An interest rate for credit is set the same for all the borrowers and its height is especially crucial for the last marginal borrower.
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The stock market and the vacancy rate
Journal of Economics, 1996zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Rate of Return on Common Stocks
Financial Analysts Journal, 1960today, what rate of return can he reasonably expect to receive? No one can give an unqualified answer. But as long as the future continues to resemble the past, the Financial Security Analyst can develop some clues to the answer. For he can ask and answer a related querry: What rate of return did people receive during the great bull market of the past ...
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Effects of Interest Rates and Exchange Rates on Bank Stock Returns
2016This research attempts to investigate the effects of changes in interest rates (IR) and foreign exchange rates (FX) on bank stock returns (BSR) in the context of Kenya. Further, it will investigate the effects of actual interest and exchange rates on bank stock returns.
Katsikas, E., Brahma, S., Wangeci, S.M.
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