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Investigating Nonlinear Speculation in Cattle, Corn, and Hog Futures Markets using Logistic Smooth Transition Regression Models

Andreas Röthig and Carl Chiarella

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Date: 2007
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Published in Journal of Futures Markets (2007) : pp. 719-737

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