Applied Financial Economics
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Volume 11, issue 6, 2001
- Forecasting capital flows to emerging markets: a Kalman filtering approach pp. 581-589

- Ashoka Mody, Mark Taylor and Jung Yeon Kim
- Measuring convergence speed of asset prices toward a pre-announced target pp. 591-601

- Hans Dewachter and Dirk Veestraeten
- Interest rate spreads between Italy and Germany: 1995-1997 pp. 603-612

- Marcello D'Amato and Barbara Pistoresi
- Curbing expense preference behaviour in commercial banking: econometric evidence pp. 613-617

- Franklin Mixon and Kamal Upadhyaya
- The contrarian investment strategy: additional evidence pp. 619-640

- Johnathan Mun, Richard Kish and Geraldo Vasconcellos
- Is there a long run relationship between stock returns and monetary variables: evidence from an emerging market pp. 641-649

- Gulnur Muradog Lu, Kivilcim Metin Özcan and Reha Argac
- Price volatility, trading volume, and market depth: evidence from the Japanese stock index futures market pp. 651-658

- Toshiaki Watanabe
- The behaviour of the currency-deposit ratio in mainland China pp. 659-668

- Mohammad Hasan
- The conditional relation between beta and returns in the Hong Kong stock market pp. 669-680

- Keith Lam
- Evaluating currency market efficiency: are cointegration tests appropriate? pp. 681-691

- Neil Kellard, Paul Newbold and Tony Rayner
Volume 11, issue 5, 2001
- Editorial pp. 467-467

- Sherry Dixon
- The distributional properties of shocks to a fractional I(d) process having a marginal exponential distribution pp. 469-474

- Clive Granger and Yongil Jeon
- The monetary approach to exchange rates and the behaviour of the Canadian dollar over the long run pp. 475-481

- Bill Francis, Iftekhar Hasan and James Lothian
- Handle with care: cost of equity estimation with the discounted dividend model when corporations repurchase pp. 483-487

- Douglas Lamdin
- Lead-lag patterns between small and large size portfolios in the London stock exchange pp. 489-495

- Terence Mills and Jordan Jordanov
- Overreaction in the NFL point spread market pp. 497-509

- Roger Vergin
- Exchange rate misalignment and nonlinear convergence to purchasing power parity in the European exchange rate mechanism pp. 511-526

- Matteo Iannizzotto
- Using accounting data to measure efficiency in banking: an application to Portugal pp. 527-538

- Paulo Soares De Pinho
- Efficiently ARMA-GARCH estimated trading volume characteristics in thinly traded markets pp. 539-556

- P. B. Solibakke
- Efficiency and productivity change in UK banking pp. 557-571

- Leigh Drake
- A multivariate test for stock market efficiency: the case of ASE pp. 573-579

- Manolis Kavussanos and Everton Dockery
Volume 11, issue 4, 2001
- Modelling the day-of-the-week effect in the Kuwait Stock Exchange: a nonlinear GARCH representation pp. 353-359

- Nabeel Al-Loughani and David Chappell
- Changes in settlement regime and the modulation of day-of-the-week effects in stock returns pp. 361-372

- Stephen Keef and Paul McGuinness
- The effects of firm-specific variables and consensus forecast data on the pricing of large Swedish firms' stocks pp. 373-384

- Anders Johansson and Lars Rolseth
- The lead-lag relationship between the FTSE100 stock index and its derivative contracts pp. 385-393

- Owain ap Gwilym and Mike Buckle
- Estimating fractal dimension using stable distributions and exploring long memory through ARFIMA models in Athens Stock Exchange pp. 395-402

- Epaminondas Panas
- The term spread as a cyclical indicator: a forecasting evaluation pp. 403-409

- Bryan Boulier and Herman Stekler
- The stability of risk factors in the UK stock market pp. 411-422

- S. Saiful Bahri and Lawrence Leger
- Labour demand and efficiency in Swedish savings banks pp. 423-433

- Almas Heshmati
- How efficient are FX markets? Empirical evidence of arbitrage opportunities using high-frequency data pp. 435-444

- Christos Kollias and Kostantinos Metaxas
- Modelling the volatility in East European emerging stock markets: evidence on Hungary and Poland pp. 445-456

- Sunil Poshakwale and Victor Murinde
- Persistence of mutual fund operating characteristics: returns, turnover rates, and expense ratios pp. 457-466

- William Droms and David Walker
Volume 11, issue 3, 2001
- An estimation of X-inefficiency in Taiwan's banks pp. 237-242

- Tser-Yieth Chen
- The empirical relationship between mutual fund size and operational efficiency pp. 243-251

- Stephen Zera and Jeff Madura
- Volatility persistence in asset markets: long memory in high/low prices pp. 253-260

- David Byers and David Peel
- A note on testing the monetary model of the exchange rate pp. 261-268

- Mathias Moersch and Dieter Nautz
- Computing sets of expected utility maximizing distributions for common utility functions pp. 269-277

- Paul Thistle and John Burnett
- The predictive power of the monetary model of exchange rate determination pp. 279-286

- George Tawadros
- The rationality of price forecasts: a directional analysis pp. 287-290

- Jordi Pons
- Positive feedback trading in emerging capital markets pp. 291-297

- Gregory Koutmos and Reza Saidi
- The limiting extremal behaviour of speculative returns: an analysis of intra-daily data from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange pp. 299-315

- Thomas Lux
- The determinants of the Tunisian deposit banks' performance pp. 317-319

- Sami Ben Naceur and Mohamed Goaied
- Fractional cointegration of voting and non-voting shares pp. 321-332

- Ingolf Dittmann
- Bayesian analysis of the dividend behaviour pp. 333-339

- Ho-Chuan Huang
- Volatility dynamics in high frequency financial data: an empirical investigation of the Australian equity returns pp. 341-352

- G. Mujtaba Mian and Christopher Adam
Volume 11, issue 2, 2001
- Induced persistence or reversals in fund performance?: the effect of survivorship bias pp. 119-126

- Terrence Hallahan and Robert Faff
- Equilibrium adjustment, basis risk and risk transmission in spot and forward foreign exchange markets pp. 127-136

- Peijie Wang and Ping Wang
- An examination of return and volatility patterns on the Irish equity market pp. 137-146

- Lakshman Alles and Louis Murray
- Charter status, ownership type and efficiency in the thrift industry pp. 147-155

- Janice Caudill, Steven Caudill and Daniel Gropper
- Testing a two factor APT model on Australian industry equity portfolios: the effect of intervaling pp. 157-163

- Thomas Josev, Robert Brooks and Robert Faff
- Risk taking behaviour and managerial ownership in the United States life insurance industry pp. 165-171

- Carl Chen, Thomas Steiner and Ann Marie White
- A nonparametric test for marginal conditional stochastic dominance pp. 173-177

- Edward Seiler
- Volatility smiles and the information content of news pp. 179-186

- Fabio Fornari and Antonio Mele
- The risk and return of UK equities following price innovations: a case of market inefficiency? pp. 187-196

- Robert Hudson, Kevin Keasey and Kevin Littler
- An empirical analysis of the relationship of bond yield spreads and macro economic factors pp. 197-207

- George Athanassakos and Peter Carayannopoulos
- Nonlinearities in the black market zloty-dollar exchange rate: some further evidence pp. 209-220

- David McMillan and Alan Speight
- CRISMA revisited pp. 221-230

- Alan Goodacre and Tessa Kohn-Speyer
- Effects of financial structure and instruments on income of low income credit unions pp. 231-236

- Ellene Kebede and Curtis Jolly
Volume 11, issue 1, 2001
- Nonparametric cointegration analysis of real exchange rates pp. 1-8

- Jerry Coakley and Ana-Maria Fuertes
- Noncredit risks subsidization in the international capital standards pp. 9-16

- Sunil Mohanty
- Broken trend output in a model of stock returns and economic activity pp. 17-21

- Perry Sadorsky
- Price spread and convenience yield behaviour in the international oil market pp. 23-36

- Nikolaos Milonas and Thomas Henker
- Hedging sterling eurobond portfolios: a proposal for eurobond futures contract pp. 37-44

- A. D. Clare and M. C. Oozeer
- Czech parallel capital markets: discrepancies and inefficiencies pp. 45-55

- Jan Hanousek and Libor Nemecek
- The hedging effectiveness of stock index futures: evidence for the FTSE-100 and FTSE-mid250 indexes traded in the UK pp. 57-68

- Darren Butterworth and Phil Holmes
- International correlations and excess returns in European stock markets: does EMU matter? pp. 69-73

- Bernd Kempa and Michael Nelles
- Impact of interest rate swaps on corporate capital structure: an empirical investigation pp. 75-81

- Jian Yang, George Davis and David Leatham
- The demand for household debt in the USA: evidence from the 1995 Survey of Consumer Finance pp. 83-91

- Jonathan Crook
- Volatility in the transition markets of Central Europe pp. 93-105

- Maria Kasch-Haroutounian and Simon Price
- Expiration-day effect: evidence from high-frequency data in the Hong Kong stock market pp. 107-118

- Andy Kan
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