Recent stock price relationships between Japanese and U.S. stock markets

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The usage of quantitative methods for the development of a framework to analyze the relation between the monetary policy of Japan and the United States, based on interest rates, stock prices, and exchange rates prevailing in Japan and the United States, is described.

Japan, Stocks, Comparative analysis, Monetary policy, Stock prices, Stock markets, Stock market

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Theories of capital structure: evidence from an emerging market

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The relevance of pecking order theory's forecast on capital structure in Malaysian capital market is revealed through identifying the inverse relation between profits and debt ratios. This relation is proved to be the major determinant of Malaysian debt policy.

Malaysia, Analysis, Capital market, Capital markets

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The role of population and wealth in international capital flows

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The significance of a nation's wealth and population in determining the capital flows between countries is evaluated.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Management dynamics, Intnl Economic Policy, Intnl Economic Relations, Population, Management, Evaluation, International economic relations, Distribution (Economics), Company business management, Wealth, Capital movements, Distribution of wealth

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