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Volume 26, issue 3, 2002
- Costly state verification and optimal investment pp. 233-248

- Bappaditya Mukhopadhyay
- Market mispricings and portfolio allocation to mutual fund classes pp. 249-266

- Theodore Syriopoulos
- Revisiting managerial perspectives on dividend policy pp. 267-283

- H. Baker, Gary Powell and E. Veit
- Why firms adopt and discontinue new-issue dividend reinvestment plans pp. 284-296

- Tarun Mukherjee, H. Baker and Vineeta Hingorani
- Market index returns, macroeconomic variables, and tax-loss selling pp. 297-308

- Ken Johnston and Don Cox
- Black’s hypothesis and developed economies pp. 309-326

- Matthew Rafferty
- Macroeconomy and the well-being of low income African American families pp. 327-333

- Vasudeva Murthy
- Using simulation as a tool in selecting a retirement age under defined benefit pension plans pp. 334-343

- Richard Bieker
Volume 26, issue 2, 2002
- A data envelopment analysis of gas utilities' efficiency pp. 123-137

- Daniel Hollas, Kenneth Macleod and Stanley Stansell
- Financial development and productive efficiency: A panel study of developed and developing countries pp. 138-148

- Farrokh Nourzad
- Central bank transparency and market efficiency: An econometric analysis pp. 150-161

- Matthew Rafferty and Marc Tomljanovich
- The 2000 Presidential Election and the stock market pp. 162-169

- Srinivas Nippani and W. Medlin
- CEO ownership, corporate control, and bank performance pp. 170-183

- John Griffith, Lawrence Fogelberg and H. Weeks
- Predicting corporate financial distress: Reflections on choice-based sample bias pp. 184-199

- Harlan Platt and Marjorie Platt
- Determinants of corporate borrowing: Some evidence from the Indian corporate structure pp. 200-215

- Saumitra Bhaduri
- Plastic choices: Consumer usage of bank cards versus proprietary credit cards pp. 216-232

- Kenneth Carow and Michael Staten
Volume 26, issue 1, 2002
- Policy on the margin: Evaluating the impact of margin debt requirements on stock valuations pp. 1-15

- Christian Weller
- The effect of portfolio weighting on investment performance evaluation: The case of actively managed mutual funds pp. 16-30

- Stanley Block and Dan French
- Fee waivers for tax-exempt money market mutual funds pp. 31-49

- Joseph Farinella and Randy Jorgensen
- Do institutions care about market structure? A case study of listing firms pp. 50-62

- Michele O’Neill
- Market reaction to large bank merger announcements in oligopolies pp. 63-76

- Adham Chehab
- Wealth effects of time variation in investor risk preferences pp. 77-87

- Bruce Niendorf and Thomas Ottaway
- Hedging gas bills with weather derivatives pp. 88-100

- Karyl Leggio and Donald Lien
- Sources of real exchange rate movements in Saudi Arabia pp. 101-110

- Eisa Aleisa and Selahattin Dibooglu
- Cointegration of price measures: Evidence from the G-7 pp. 111-122

- Kay Strong and Subhash Sharma
Volume 25, issue 3, 2001
- Recovery of hidden information from stock price data: A semiparametric approach pp. 243-258

- George Vachadze
- Implied volatility surfaces and market activity over time pp. 259-275

- Thierry Ané and Chiraz Labidi
- Capturing the volatility smile of options on high-tech stocks—A combined GARCH-neural network approach pp. 276-292

- Gunter Meissner and Noriko Kawano
- The valuation of nature-linked bonds with exchange rate risk pp. 293-307

- Patrice Poncet and Victor Vaugirard
- Corporate income tax and futures hedging pp. 308-315

- Donald Lien and Michael Metz
- Macroeconomic factors, consumer behavior, and bankcard default rates pp. 316-327

- Terrance Grieb, Charles Hegji and Steven Jones
- Can money market mutual funds provide sufficient liquidity to replace deposit insurance? pp. 328-342

- William Miles
- Assessing the usefulness of SEC Form 20-F disclosures using return and volume metrics: The case of U.K. firms pp. 343-357

- Kingsley Olibe
- Error correction exchange rate modeling: Evidence for Mexico pp. 358-368

- Thomas Fullerton, Miwa Hattori and Cuauhtemoc Calderon Villarreal
Volume 25, issue 2, 2001
- Excess reserves during the 1930s: Empirical estimates of the costs of converting unintended cash inventory into income-producing assets pp. 135-148

- James Lindley, Clifford Sowell and Wm. Mounts
- Price dynamics when there are alternatives to cash payment pp. 149-171

- Philip Jefferson
- Convergence-divergence of U.S. State unemployment rates pp. 172-180

- Edward Nissan and George Carter
- The day of the week effect on stock market volatility pp. 181-193

- Hakan Berument and Halil Kiymaz
- The post-offering performance of IPOs in the health care industry pp. 194-205

- Hany Guirguis, Joseph Onochie and Harry Rosen
- Asymmetric volatility spillover in the Tokyo stock exchange pp. 206-213

- Mario Reyes
- The underwriter’s early lock-up release: Empirical evidence pp. 214-228

- Terrill Keasler
- Student performance in business and economics statistics: Does exam structure matter? pp. 229-241

- Randall Krieg and Bulent Uyar
Volume 25, issue 1, 2001
- An empirical investigation of the consumption based Capital Asset Pricing Model using a modified variance-ratio test pp. 1-22

- Petr Zemčík
- Analyzing Fed behavior using a dynamic Taylor-type rule pp. 23-32

- William Seyfried and Dale Bremmer
- Macroeconomic influences on the stock market pp. 33-49

- George Hondroyiannis and Evangelia Papapetrou
- Stock returns and volatility: Evidence from the Athens Stock market index pp. 50-61

- Nicholas Apergis and Sophia Eleptheriou
- A strategy for trading the S&P 500 futures market pp. 62-79

- Edward Olszewski
- Corporate borrowing and growth option value: The limited liability effect pp. 80-99

- Jyh-Bang Jou
- Board ownership and IPO returns pp. 100-114

- Shawn Howton, Shelly Howton and Gerard Olson
- Acquisitions by Real Estate Investment Trusts as a strategy for minimization of investor tax liability pp. 115-134

- Jingyu Li, Fayez Elayan and Thomas Meyer