Review of Pacific Basin Financial Markets and Policies (RPBFMP)

1998 - 2025

Current editor(s): Cheng-few Lee

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Empirical Analysis of Interdependency and Volatility among Asian Stock Markets pp. 437-459: Thomas C. Chiang and Christine X. Jiang
An Empirical Analysis on IPO Underpricing and Performance of Newly Privatized Firms in China pp. 461-479: Sangphill Kim, Meng Rui and Peter Xu
On Liberalization of the Steel Trade in the Asia-Pacific Region pp. 481-495: Gili Yen
Administration of Foreign Share Ownership Restrictions pp. 497-509: Sie Ting Lau and Thomas H. Mclnish
Triangular Peg A Strategic Anchor for Thai and Asean Currency pp. 511-527: Pongsak Hoontrakul
Taiwan's Role in the Asian Financial Crisis pp. 529-544: Rong-I Wu
Economic Income Versus Accounting Income pp. 545-553: Samuel Tung
Business Education in Hong Kong From a Strategic Perspective pp. 555-568: Chi-Fai Chan, Chan-Leong Chan and Wai-Lam Cheng
Singapore Undergraduate Management Education at the Crossroads pp. 569-579: Teck-Meng Tan and Wee-Liang Tan
Recap for the Conferences on Pacific Basin Business, Economics and Finance 1993–1998 pp. 583-594: Cheng Few Lee, Joseph K. Cheung and Lynne Chow

Changes in CPF Investment Rules and Their Impact on the Stock Market A Test of Non-Information-Based Price Pressure pp. 285-302: Ghee Soon Lim, Kie Ann Wong and Guan Hua Lim
The Relationship among Volatility, Volume, Bid-Ask Spread and Number of Brokers Evidence from Intra-Day Data on the Hong Kong Stock Market pp. 303-320: Hung-Gay Fung, Chuan-Yang Hwang and Wai-Kin Leung
Information Structure, Trading Behavior and Stock Prices in the Thai Market pp. 321-353: Anya Khanthavit
The Investment Strategy of Free Cash Flow Multiple An Application in Taiwan pp. 355-367: Eric Liluan Chu
A Century of Economic Development in Taiwan pp. 369-381: Jong-Shong Lin, Stewart K. C. Leung and David M. Chen
Dynamic Foreign Currency Trading Guided by Adaptive Forecasting pp. 383-418: An-Sing Chen and Mark T. Leung
Contribution of Financial Conditions to Successful Industrialization in East Asia pp. 419-435: H. Peter Gray and Thomas A. Fetherston

A Multi-Country Analysis of Bank Capital and Earnings pp. 123-155: James Barth, Daniel Gropper and John S. Jahera
Money Markets in the U.S. and Taiwan pp. 157-179: Jack C. Francis and Tsing Tzai Wu
Some Problems on Commercial Banking in China pp. 181-199: Frank C. Jen
A Brief Introduction to Capital Markets in Taiwan, R.O.C pp. 201-213: Chau-Chen Yang, David M. Chen and Cheng Few Lee
Price Transmission and Market Openness A Comparative Analysis of Asian Stock Markets pp. 215-232: Lifan Wu and Asani Sarkar
The Role of Institutional Traders around Section Switches on the Tokyo Stock Exchange pp. 233-251: Asjeet S. Lamba and Mohamed Ariff
Financial Patterns of Government-Owned Manufacturing Firms in Taiwan pp. 253-283: Yu-Chen Tu, Geraldo M. Vasconcellos, Richard J. Kish and Jonathan K. Kramer

Designing an Efficient and Incentive Compatible Government-Provided Deposit Insurance Program for Developing and Transitional Economies pp. 1-13: George G. Kaufman
Globalization and the Securities Market Reform in Korea pp. 15-29: Kesop Yun and Dosoung Choi
Real versus Pseudo-International Systemic Risk Some Lessons from History pp. 31-58: Michael D. Bordo, Bruce Mizrach and Anna Schwartz
Developing Taipei into a Regional Financial Center pp. 59-68: Y. D. Sheu
Dangers in Bailing Out Countries That Are in Default by the International Monetary Fund or Others pp. 69-74: Anna Schwartz
Recent Developments in Risk Management with (and of) Derivatives pp. 75-83: T. Eric Kilcollin
Institutional Investor Needs An Emerging Force Determining Trading Structures in the Global Equity Markets pp. 85-97: Robert A. Schwartz
Taiwan's Move Toward 2000 Economic Liberalization and the Regional Operations Center pp. 99-116: Chi Schive
Book Review Empirical Studies on Business, Finance and Government Policy pp. 117-122: Gili Yen