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00-58: Corporate Risk Management as a Lever for Shareholder Value Creation

Söhnke Bartram

99-57: Horizon Risk and Asset Pricing

Georges Hübner

99-56: Price Discovery on Foreign Exchange Markets with Differentially Informed Traders

Frank de Jong, Ronald Mahieu, P. Schotman and I. Leeuwen

99-55: The Cost of Capital in International Financial Markets: Local Versus Global Beta

K.G. Koedijk, Clemens Kool, F.G.J.A. Nissen, P.C. Schotman and Mathijs van Dijk

98-54: VaR-x: Fat Tails in Financial Risk Management

Ronald Huisman, K.G. Koedijik and Rachel Pownall

98-50: Risk Premia in Term Structure of Interest Rates: A Panel Data Approach

Dennis Bams and Christian Wolff

98-48: Measuring Risk Attitudes in a Natural Experiment: Data from The Television Game Show LINGO

Roel Beetsma and P.C. Schotman

91-45: Beyong Implied Volatility: Probability Distributions and Hedge Ratios Implied by Option Prices

D.C. Shimko

91-40: Path-Dependent Contracts on Interest Rates

L. Sankarasubramanian and P. Ritchken

91-36: Fear and Depression: Consumer Confidence and Economic Fluctuations

Matsusaka, J.C. Sbordone, A.M.

91-35: The Extraordinarily High Profits of Takeover Targets

John Matsusaka

91-34: Headhunts, Mergers and Acquisitions: the Implications of Synergy

John Matsusaka

91-33: Takeover Motives During the Conglomerate Merger Wave

John Matsusaka

91-32: Interest Groups and the Environment: a Study of Initiative Voting Patterns

John Matsusaka

91-31: A Psycho-Economic Theory of Voter Turnout with an Application to Declining U.S. Participation

John Matsusaka

91-30: The Downsian Voter Meets the Ecological Fallacy

J.G. Mutsusaka and Filip Palda

91-29: Election Closeness and Voter Turnout: Evidence from California Ballot Propositions

John Matsusaka

91-27: Effects of Real Exchange Rate Uncertainty On Foreign Trade: Some Implications of International Risk Diversification

T. Perl

91-24: Union Negotiation and Corporate Policy: A Study of Labor "Givebacks" in the Domestic Stel Industry During the 1980s

DeAngelo, H,

91-17: Capital Formaion, Government Spending and International Economic Fluctuations

P.A. Reynolds

91-8: Liquidity, Trading Rules and Electronic Trading Systems

L. Harris

91-7: Consequences of 1992 for Competition in Financial Services: Banking

J.K. Dietrich

91-5: Regulatory Precommitment and Capital Structure Choice

S. Dasgupta and Vikram Nanda

91-4: Exchange Rate Volatility and the Value of the Option to Introduce a New Product

A.C. Shapiro

91-3: Seigniorage As a Tax: A Quantitative Evaluation

Ayse Imrohoroglu and Edward Prescott