Journal of Economics and Finance
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Volume 28, issue 3, 2004
- Return interval, dependence structure, and multivariate normality pp. 285-299

- Thierry Ané and Chiraz Labidi
- Market portfolio efficiency and value stocks pp. 300-306

- Thierry Post and Pim Vliet
- Ownership structure and post-issue operating performance of firms conducting seasoned equity offerings in Thailand pp. 307-332

- Piman Limpaphayom and Anchalee Ngamwutikul
- The impact of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley act on the financial services industry pp. 333-347

- Abdullah Mamun, M. Kabir Hassan and Van Son Lai
- Marital status and the decision to file for personal bankruptcy: A duration model approach pp. 348-360

- Jonathan Fisher
- Top finance journals: Do they add value? pp. 361-378

- C. Krishnan and Robert Bricker
- New developments in tobacco research: An introduction pp. 379-381

- Rajeev Goel
- International patterns of cigarette smoking and global antismoking policies pp. 382-394

- Rajeev Goel and Michael Nelson
- The impact of nicotine replacement therapies on cigarette demand pp. 395-403

- Frank Chaloupka and John Tauras
- The efficacy of state-level antismoking laws: Demand and supply considerations pp. 404-412

- Craig Gallet
- Quantile-regression estimates of cigarette demand elasticities for the United States pp. 413-421

- Rajeev Goel and Rati Ram
- State tax changes and quasi-experimental price elasticities of U.S. cigarette demand: An update pp. 422-429

- Badi Baltagi and Rajeev Goel
- Has a quarter-trillion-dollar settlement helped the tobacco industry? pp. 430-444

- Stuart Fowler and William Ford
Volume 28, issue 2, 2004
- Duration dependence testing for speculative bubbles pp. 147-154

- Yvette Harman and Thomas Zuehlke
- Dating structural changes: An illustration from financial deregulation pp. 155-163

- Duane Graddy, Reuben Kyle, Thomas Strickland and David Bass
- Firm risk, investment, and employment growth pp. 164-184

- Matts Rosenberg
- A time-varying volatility approach to modeling the phillips curve: A cross-country analysis pp. 186-197

- William Seyfried and Bradley Ewing
- Random walks, cointegration, and the transmission of shocks across global real estate and equity markets pp. 198-210

- James Payne and Anandi Sahu
- Modeling volatility in sector index returns with GARCH models using an iterated algorithm pp. 211-225

- Farooq Malik and Syed Hassan
- An empirical analysis of market and institutional mechanisms for alleviating information asymmetry in the municipal bond market pp. 226-238

- Jun Peng and Peter Brucato
- International mergers and acquisitions: A jump diffusion model application pp. 239-251

- Halil Kiymaz and Osman Kilic
- Stock market volatility, the news, and monetary policy pp. 252-259

- Adrienne Kearney and Raymond Lombra
- The causal relation between government revenue and spending: Evidence from Egypt and Jordan pp. 260-269

- Bassam AbuAl-Foul and Hamid Baghestani
- Compensation-based stock trading by corporate executive and aggregate management ownership of the firm: Some additional evidence pp. 270-284

- Zahid Iqbal and Shekar Shetty
Volume 28, issue 1, 2004
- Some empirical evidence on the real effects of nominal volatility pp. 1-13

- John Elder
- Consolidation in the financial services industry: Are there industry gains for acquisitions of security firms? pp. 14-31

- Aigbe Akhigbe, Jarrod Johnston and Jeff Madura
- The J-curve dynamics of U.S. bilateral trade pp. 32-38

- Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Artatrana Ratha
- Budget deficits and the current account balance: New evidence from panel data pp. 39-45

- Hassan Mohammadi
- Empirical evidence on the effects of delisting from the National Market System pp. 46-55

- P. Chandy, Salil Sarkar and Niranjan Tripathy
- IPO research symposium review pp. 56-67

- Sanjay Varshney and Rich Robinson
- Valuation uncertainty and IPOs: Investment bank versus commercial bank underwriters pp. 68-87

- Gregory Hebb and Gregory MacKinnon
- The effect of firm financial characteristics and the availability of alternative finance on IPO underpricing pp. 88-103

- Beverly Marshall
- Early internet IPOs versus subsequent entrants pp. 104-116

- Beverly Marshall, Claire Crutchley and Diane Lending
- Managerial bonding and stock liquidity: An analysis of dual-class firms pp. 117-131

- Ekkehart Boehmer, Gary Sanger and Sanjay Varshney
- Underpricing and IPO ownership retention pp. 132-146

- Richard Robinson, Mary Robinson and Chien-Chih Peng
Volume 27, issue 3, 2003
- Client-firm market reaction to regulatory action against a major accounting firm pp. 279-299

- Carl Pacini and William Hillison
- The role of U.S. Investors in international equity market inflows, outflows, and net flows for selected emerging asian markets pp. 300-320

- Peggy Swanson and Anchor Lin
- Long-term performance of divesting firms and the effect of managerial ownership pp. 321-336

- Robert Hanson and Moon Song
- The informational content of credit rating announcements for share prices in a small market pp. 337-356

- Fayez Elayan, Wei Hsu and Thomas Meyer
- Cross-border linkages among Asian closed-end funds pp. 357-372

- Emmanuel Anoruo, Sanjay Ramchander and Harold Thiewes
- Intra-industry and inter-country effects of European mergers pp. 373-395

- Jorg Bley and Jeff Madura
- A note on transfer prices and exchange rate pass-through pp. 396-403

- Charles Hegji
- Taxes, time diversification, and asset choice at retirement pp. 404-421

- Thomas Howe and David Mistic
Volume 27, issue 2, 2003
- Quantification of political risk with multiple dependent sources pp. 125-135

- Ephraim Clark and Radu Tunaru
- Long memory and structural breaks in hyperinflation countries pp. 136-152

- Guglielmo Maria Caporale and Luis Gil-Alana
- Relative importance of scheduled macroeconomic news for stock market investors pp. 153-165

- Michael Graham, Jussi Nikkinen and Petri Sahlström
- Detecting speculative bubbles in an IT-intensive stock market pp. 166-189

- Juha Junttila
- Variation in ex day dividend pricing: Myth or reality? pp. 190-210

- Rakesh Bali
- An empirical examination of the effectiveness of dollar-cost averaging using downside risk performance measures pp. 211-223

- Karyl Leggio and Donald Lien
- Mutual fund managers: Does longevity imply expertise? pp. 224-235

- Bruce Costa and Gary Porter
- Fair bets and profitability in college football gambling pp. 236-242

- Rodney Paul, Andrew Weinbach and J. Weinbach
- Contributions of state to regional income dispersion pp. 243-261

- Edward Nissan and George Carter
- The effect of European integration on trade with the APEC countries: 1981–2000 pp. 262-278

- Donny Tang
Volume 27, issue 1, 2003
- Consumption insurance and entrepreneurial risk: Evidence from Italian micro-data pp. 1-18

- Carlo Declich and Luigi Ventura
- The reversal of large stock price declines: The case of large firms pp. 19-38

- Georgina Benou and Nivine Richie
- An international study of causality-in-variance: Interest rate and financial sector returns pp. 39-55

- V. Alaganar and Ramaprasad Bhar
- Understanding the determinants of sovereign debt ratings: Evidence for the two leading agencies pp. 56-74

- Antonio Afonso
- Determinants of credit card delinquency and bankruptcy: Macroeconomic factors pp. 75-84

- Sumit Agarwal and Chunlin Liu
- The impact of inflationary news on money market yields and volatilities pp. 85-101

- Sanjay Ramchander, Marc Simpson and Mukesh Chaudhry
- A disaggregated approach to test the J-Curve phenomenon: Japan versus her major trading partners pp. 102-113

- Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Gour Goswami
- Estimating the sensitivity of state tax revenue to cyclical and wealth effects pp. 114-124

- William Seyfried and Louis Pantuosco
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