Studies in Economics and Finance

1977 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof Niklas Wagner

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ASSESSING BANK EFFICIENCY IN AN EMERGING MARKET: THE KUWAITI EXPERIENCE IN THE 1990S pp. 1-21: Ali F. Darrat, Can Topuz and Tarik Yousef
THE EFFECT OF DIVERSIFICATION ON FIRM VALUE: A PRE‐ AND POST‐ DIVERSIFICATION ANALYSIS pp. 22-39: David C. Hyland
PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION FOR LONG HOLDING PERIODS: HOW MANY STOCKS DO INVESTORS NEED? pp. 40-64: Dale L. Domian, David A. Louton and Marie D. Racine
THE FISHER INFORMATION MEASURE AND TESTING MARKET EXPECTATIONS pp. 65-82: Ercan Tirtiroğlu and Doğan Tirtiroğlu
SEASONAL EFFECTS AND ARCH IN THE HONG KONG FUTURES MARKETS pp. 84-97: Mahendra Raj

OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE, UNDERPRICING, AND MARKET LIQUIDITY OF NEW EQUITY ISSUES pp. 1-39: Shantaram P. Hegde and Sanjay B. Varshney
BILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL COINTEGRATION PROPERTIES BETWEEN THE GERMAN AND CENTRAL EUROPEAN EQUITY MARKETS pp. 40-53: Claire G. Gilmore and M. McMANUS Ginette
EXECUTIVE INCENTIVE COMPENSATION SCHEMES AND THEIR IMPACT ON CORPORATE PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM NEW ZEALAND SINCE COMPENSATION DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS BECAME EFFECTIVE pp. 54-92: Fayez A. Elayan, Jammy S.C. Lau and Thomas O. Meyer
THE CAUSALITY BETWEEN STOCK MARKET DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM THE UNITED STATES pp. 93-104: M. Imam Alam and Tanweer Hasan
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN BANGLADESH: AN ANALYSIS OF PERCEPTIONS OF PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS pp. 105-115: Wali I. Mondal

TICK SIZES, STOCK PRICES, AND SHARE TURNOVER: INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE pp. 1-18: Edward A. Dyl, H. Douglas Witte and Larry R. Gorman
REVEALING THE MARKET PRICE OF RISK FROM THE SHORT‐TERM RATE PROCESS pp. 19-38: Georgi Georgev, Jay Jung, Hossein B. Kazemi and Mahnaz Mahdavi
MEAN AND VOLATILITY TRANSMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICAN EQUITY MARKETS pp. 39-57: Roberto Curci, Terrance Grieb and Mario G. Reyes
THE DETERMINANTS FOR STOCK RETURNS IN EMERGING MARKETS: THE CASE OF TAIWAN pp. 58-77: Anlin Chen and Eva H. Tu
THE ‘TAYLOR RULE’ AND THREE MONETARY REGIMES pp. 78-101: Roger W. Spencer and John H. Huston

The Performance of Roll‐Up Initial Public Offerings pp. 1-11: Jarrod Johnston and Jeff Madura
Empirical Evidence on the Impact of European Insider Trading Regulations pp. 12-34: Javier Estrada and J.Ignacio Peña
The Consumption Based Capital Asset Pricing Model, Regime Shifts, And The Japanese Economy pp. 35-50: H.J. Smoluk and E. Tylor Claggett
The Effect of the Asian Financial Crisis on Stock Returns, Volatility and Market Integration in the Region pp. 51-75: Eric C. Girard and Hamid Rahman
The Relationship Between Financial Development and Economic Growth: Evidence From China pp. 76-84: Xiaohui Liu and Chang Shu
Foreign Trade, Human Capital and Economic Growth in Taiwan: A Re‐examination pp. 85-94: Ali F. Darrat, Maxwell K. Hsu and Maosen Zhong

IS ZONING A POSITIVE‐SUM GAME? pp. 3-24: Malcolm O. Asadoorian
Does the Maturity Mix of Government Borrowing Impact Municipal Bond Rates? pp. 3-26: Marc C. Chopin
MONOPOLY POWER VS. PRODUCTIVITY EFFECTS OF UNION MEMBERSHIP pp. 25-48: Nancy O. Cromwell and Janet C. Hunt‐McCool
WHY DO LARGE U.S. BANKS OUTPERFORM THEIR EUROPEAN COUNTERPARTS? pp. 27-47: Alan Gart and Edward M. Pierce
ATTITUDES ON RACE, CULTURE AND DISCRIMINATION IN MORTGAGE LENDING pp. 48-76: Debby Lindsey-Taliefero
FORECASTING CORPORATE PERFORMANCE: VECM COMPARISON WITH OTHER TIME SERIES MODELS pp. 49-61: Ali F. Darrat, M. Zhong, R.M. Shelor and R.N. Dickens
AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF THE LONG RUN MONETARY (EXCHANGE RATE) MODEL pp. 62-83: Swarna D. Dutt and Dipak Ghosh
FACTORS AND THE PRICING OF IPO AFTERMARKET RETURNS pp. 77-102: Allen D. Morton
SOME RECENT INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE ON THE DEMAND FOR MONEY pp. 84-107: Bradley T. Ewing and James Payne
TESTS OF THE MAIZELS' HYPOTHESIS FOR LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES pp. 103-118: Dipendra Sinha
AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE COMOVEMENT BETWEEN STOCK MARKET INDEXES pp. 108-122: Michael E. Parker and Tammy Rapp

CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND THE PROFITABILITY OF FORTUNE 500 INDUSTRIALS: 1971–1990 pp. 3-35: David P. Echevarria
ON THE ROLE OF FISCAL POLICY IN THE U.S. ECONOMY pp. 36-58: Ali F. Darrat and Anas H. Hamed
HISTORICAL PRE AND POST SPECIAL CLOSING EFFECTS pp. 59-73: Michael Seiler
FORTUNE'S MOST ADMIRED FIRMS: AN INVESTOR'S PERSPECTIVE pp. 74-93: Greg Filbeck, Raymond Gorman and Dianna Preece
PERFORMANCE PAY AS A SCREENING DEVICE pp. 94-108: Marc C. Chopin and Craig T. Schulman

INFLATION, PRODUCTIVITY, AND MONETARY POLICY: ARE THEY RELATED? pp. 3-25: Peter J. Saunders
THE ACCOUNTING VARIABLE AND STOCK PRICE DETERMINATION pp. 26-61: Stanley C.W. Salvaiy
ARE THE CPI AND WPI APPROPRIATE MEASURES TO USE FOR TESTING THE PPP HYPOTHESIS? pp. 62-99: Marilyn Miller Dutton
Dynamic Nature Of Private Investment Function And Its Determinants In Developing Countries pp. 100-110: Mohammad Zebib and Michael Muoghalu
STOCK DISTRIBUTION ANNOUNCEMENTS AND BID‐ASK SPREADS pp. 111-128: James M. Forjan and Michael S. McCorry
ASYMMETRIC DEMAND INFORMATION IN REGULATION pp. 129-143: S. Keith Berry

THE RATE OF RETURN ON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSETS pp. 3-24: Richard Cebula
FOMC ANTI‐INFLATION POLICY: A QUICKER TRIGGER OR NOTHING NEW pp. 25-49: Roger W. Spencer and John H. Huston
INCOME‐CONSTRAINED PURCHASES OF INSURANCE AND ASSETS pp. 50-62: Joseph G. Eisenhauer
DEBT, DEFICITS, AND LONG‐TERM RATES pp. 63-80: Jeffrey A. Zimmerman
AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF MUNICIPAL BOND RATINGS IN VIRGINIA pp. 81-97: Yaw A. Badu and Kenneth Daniels

LIQUIDITY REVISITED pp. 3-32: Donald R. Fraser, John C. Groth and Steven S. Byers
THE DEMAND FOR LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION: A ROUTE‐SPECIFIC ANALYSIS OF SHORT‐HAUL SERVICE pp. 33-45: David E. Dismukes
THE BENEFITS TO BANKS IN SELLING AND UNDERWRITING INSURANCE: AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF THE DELAWARE LAW pp. 46-68: Craig R. Brown and Drew B. Winters
A NEURAL NETWORK AND ECONOMETRIC COMPARISON OF THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF FISCAL AND MONETARY ACTIONS pp. 69-87: Mohamad Shaaf
DO RATE AND VOLUME MATTER? TRANSACTION COST LIMITS TO ECONOMIES OF SCALE pp. 88-109: Cotton M. Lindsay and Michael Maloney