Journal of Financial Economics
1974 - 2025
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Volume 17, issue 2, 1986
- Asset pricing and the bid-ask spread pp. 223-249

- Yakov Amihud and Haim Mendelson
- The valuation of floating-rate instruments: Theory and evidence pp. 251-272

- Krishna Ramaswamy and Suresh M. Sundaresan
- Compensation and wealth transfers in the French nationalizations 1981-1982 pp. 273-312

- Herwig Langohr and Claude J. Viallet
- A test of dividend irrelevance using volume reactions to a change in dividend policy pp. 313-333

- Gordon Richardson, Stephan E. Sefcik and Rex Thompson
- Empirical determinants of the relative yields on taxable and tax-exempt securities pp. 335-355

- Stephen A. Buser and Patrick J. Hess
- Predicting returns in the stock and bond markets pp. 357-390

- Donald Keim and Robert Stambaugh
- Return seasonality and tax-loss selling in the market for long-term government and corporate bonds pp. 391-415

- Eric C. Chang and J. Michael Pinegar
Volume 17, issue 1, 1986
- Editorial data pp. 3-3

- Michael C. Jensen, John Long, G. William Schwert, Clifford Smith and ReneM. Stulz
- Stock return variances: The arrival of information and the reaction of traders pp. 5-26

- Kenneth French and Richard Roll
- Modeling the term structure of interest rates under non-separable utility and durability of goods pp. 27-55

- Kenneth B. Dunn and Kenneth Singleton
- The effect of bond rating changes on common stock prices pp. 57-89

- Robert W. Holthausen and Richard W. Leftwich
- The valuation of American call options and the expected ex-dividend stock price decline pp. 91-111

- Giovanni Barone-Adesi and Robert E. Whaley
- Event study methodologies and the size effect: The case of UK press recommendations pp. 113-142

- Elroy Dimson and Paul Marsh
- Statistical tests of contingent-claims asset-pricing models: A new methodology pp. 143-173

- Andrew Lo
- Term premiums and default premiums in money markets pp. 175-196

- Eugene F. Fama
- Day-of-the-week and intraday effects in stock returns pp. 197-210

- Michael Smirlock and Laura Starks
- The equity premium and the concentration of aggregate shocks pp. 211-219

- N. Gregory Mankiw
Volume 16, issue 3, 1986
- Tax-induced trading around ex-dividend days pp. 287-319

- Josef Lakonishok and Theo Vermaelen
- Valuing debt options: Empirical evidence pp. 321-343

- Bruce Dietrich-Campbell and Eduardo Schwartz
- Access to deposit insurance, insolvency rules and the stock returns of financial institutions pp. 345-371

- James A. Brickley and Christopher James
- General equilibrium properties of the term structure of interest rates pp. 389-410

- Simon Benninga and Aris Protopapadakis
Volume 16, issue 2, 1986
- Editorial data pp. 141-141

- Michael C. Jensen, John Long, G. William Schwert, Clifford Smith and ReneM. Stultz
- Corporate mergers and security returns pp. 143-187

- Debra K. Dennis and John J. McConnell
- Insiders' profits, costs of trading, and market efficiency pp. 189-212

- H. Nejat Seyhun
- A theory of price limits in futures markets pp. 213-233

- Michael Brennan
- An empirical investigation of calls of non-convertible bonds pp. 235-265

- Joseph Vu
- The puzzling price behavior of treasury bills that mature at the turn of calendar months pp. 267-283

- Sang Yong Park and Marc R. Reinganum
Volume 16, issue 1, 1986
- Editorial data pp. 1-1

- Michael C. Jensen, John Long, G. William Schwert, Clifford Smith and ReneM. Stulz
- Consumption, production, inflation and interest rates: A synthesis pp. 3-39

- Douglas T. Breeden
- Implicit delivery options and optimal delivery strategies for financial futures contracts pp. 41-72

- Gerald D. Gay and Steven Manaster
- Ownership structure and control: The mutualization of stock life insurance companies pp. 73-98

- David Mayers and Clifford Smith
- A transaction data study of weekly and intradaily patterns in stock returns pp. 99-117

- Lawrence Harris
- The effect of the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978 on small business loan pricing pp. 119-140

- Jonathan A. Scott and Terence C. Smith
Volume 15, issue 3, 1986
- Editorial data pp. 283-283

- Michael C. Jensen, John Long, G. William Schwert, Clifford Smith and ReneM. Stulz
- Unanticipated inflation and the value of the firm pp. 285-321

- Victor L. Bernard
- Calculating the market value of riskless cash flows pp. 323-339

- Richard S. Ruback
- Unbiased estimation of the Black/Scholes formula pp. 341-357

- J. Butler and Barry Schachter
- Non-trading, market making, and estimates of stock price volatility pp. 359-372

- Terry A. Marsh and Eric R. Rosenfeld
- Performance measurement with the arbitrage pricing theory: A new framework for analysis pp. 373-394

- Gregory Connor and Robert Korajczyk
- The market valuation of cash dividends: The citizens utilities case reconsidered pp. 395-405

- James Poterba
Volume 15, issue 1-2, 1986
- Preface pp. 1-2

- Michael Jensen and Clifford Smith
- Investment banking and the capital acquisition process pp. 3-29

- Clifford Smith
- Valuation effects of security offerings and the issuance process pp. 31-60

- Wayne H. Mikkelson and M. Megan Partch
- Equity issues and offering dilution pp. 61-89

- Paul Asquith and David Mullins
- Seasoned equity offerings: An empirical investigation pp. 91-118

- Ronald Masulis and Ashok N. Korwar
- Valuation effects of corporate debt offerings pp. 119-151

- Bjorn Eckbo
- A comparison of equity carve-outs and seasoned equity offerings: Share price effects and corporate restructuring pp. 153-186

- Katherine Schipper and Abbie Smith
- Why new issues are underpriced pp. 187-212

- Kevin Rock
- Investment banking, reputation, and the underpricing of initial public offerings pp. 213-232

- Randolph P. Beatty and Jay Ritter
- Issuing costs to existing shareholders in competitive and negotiated underwritten public utility equity offerings pp. 233-259

- Sanjai Bhagat and Peter A. Frost
- Capital raising, underwriting and the certification hypothesis pp. 261-281

- James R. Booth and Richard Smith
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