Journal of Finance 1986 - Abstracts

Journal of Finance 1986
TitleSubjectAuthors
A defense of traditional hypotheses about the term structure of interest rates.BusinessCampbell, John Y.
A discrete time option model dependent on expected return: a note. (stock option valuation research)BusinessO'Brien, Thomas J.
A model of dynamic takeover behavior.BusinessGiammarino, Ronald M., Heinkel, Robert L.
A model of international asset pricing with a constraint on the foreign equity ownership.BusinessEun, Cheol S., Janakiramanan, S.
An analysis of divestiture effects resulting from deregulation.BusinessChen, Andrew H., Merville, Larry J.
An economic analysis of interest rate swaps. (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessChen, Andrew H., Bicksler, James
A note on optimal credit and pricing policy under uncertainty: a contingent claims approach.BusinessChen, Andrew H., Lam, Chun H.
A note on the local expectations hypothesis: a discrete-time exposition.BusinessGilles, Christian, Leroy, Stephen F.
A note on the welfare consequences of new option markets.BusinessSchachter, Barry
A note on unanticipated money growth and interest rate surprises: Mishkin and Makin revisited.BusinessGrier, Kevin B.
Asset price volatility, bubbles, and process switching.BusinessHodrick, Robert J., Flood, Robert P.
Asset pricing and expected inflation.BusinessStulz, Rene M.
Asset pricing in a production economy with incomplete information.BusinessDetemple, Jerome B.
Asymmetric information and risky debt maturity choice.BusinessFlannery, Mark J.
A theory of trading volume.BusinessKarpoff, Jonathan M.
A utility-based model of common stock price movements.BusinessLitzenberger, Robert H., Ronn, Ehud I.
Beating the foreign exchange market.BusinessSweeney, Richard J.
Benchmark portfolio inefficiency and deviations from the security market line.BusinessGreen, Richard C.
Callable bonds: a risk-reducing signalling mechanism.BusinessSchatzberg, John D., Robbins, Edward Henry
Can tax-loss selling explain the January seasonal in stock returns?BusinessChan, K.C.
Commercial bank portfolio behavior and endogenous uncertainty.BusinessStanhouse, Bryan
Contributing authors and institutions to the Journal of Finance: 1946-85.BusinessCooley, Philip L., Heck, J. Louis, Hubbard, Carl M.
Deposit insurance and the discount window: pricing under asymmetric information.BusinessKanatas, George
Discrete expectational data and portfolio performance. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessElton, Edwin J., Gruber, Martin J., Logue, Dennis E., Grossman, Seth
Do demand curves for stocks slope down? (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessShleifer, Andrei
Does the stock market rationally reflect fundamental values? (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessStambaugh, Robert F., Summers, Lawrence
Earnings announcements, stock price adjustment, and the existence of option markets.BusinessJennings, Robert, Starks, Laura
Efficiency tests of the foreign currency options market.BusinessBodurtha, James N., Jr., Courtadon, Georges R.
Equilibrium interest rates and multiperiod bonds in a partially observable economy.BusinessFeldman, David, Dothan, Michael U.
Excess asset reversions and shareholder wealth.BusinessAlderson, Michael J., Chen, K.C.
Futures options and the volatility of futures prices.BusinessBall, Clifford A., Torous, Walter N.
Inflation, uncertainty, and investment. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessAuerbach, Alan J., Baldwin, Carliss Y., Ruback, Richard S.
Informational efficiency and information subsets. (the efficient markets hypothesis applied to information, securities and finance)BusinessLatham, Mark
Information asymmetry and the dealer's bid-ask spread: a case study of earnings and dividend announcements.BusinessVenkatesh, P.C., Chiang, R.
Integration vs. segmentation in the Canadian stock market. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessBodurtha, James N., Jr., Jorion, Philippe, Schwartz, Eduardo
International arbitrage pricing theory: an empirical investigation.BusinessEun, Cheol S., Cho, D. Chinhyung, Senbet, Lemma W.
LaPlace transforms as present value rules: a note.BusinessBuser, Stephen A.
Loan commitment contracts, terms of lending, and credit allocation.BusinessMelnik, Arie, Plaut, Steven
LYON taming. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessSchwartz, Eduardo S., McConnell, John J., Mason, Scott P.
Moral hazard and adverse selection: the question of financial structure.BusinessDarrough, Masako N., Stoughton, Neal M.
On the exclusion of assets from tests of the mean variance efficiency of the market portfolio: an extension.BusinessShanken, Jay
On the number of factors in the arbitrage pricing model.BusinessTrzcinka, Charles
On timing and selectivity. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessVerrecchia, Robert E., Bhattacharya, Sudipto, Ross, Stephen A., Admati, Anat R., Pfleiderer, Paul
Optimal portfolio choice under incomplete information. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessFeldman, David, Gennotte, Gerard
Options, taxes, and ex-dividend day behavior.BusinessKaplanis, Costas P.
Positively weighted portfolios on the minimum-variance frontier.BusinessGreen, Richard C.
Presidential address: noise. (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York) ( transcript)BusinessBlack, Fischer
Price and volume effects associated with changes in the S & P 500 list: new evidence for the existence of price pressures.BusinessHarris, Lawrence, Gurel, Eitan
Price movements as indicators of tender offer success.BusinessSamuelson, William, Rosenthal, Leonard
Price regulation in property-liability insurance: a contingent claims approach.BusinessDoherty, Neil A., Garven, James R.
Pricing new corporate bond issues: an analysis of issue cost and seasoning effects. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessRudd, Andrew, Fung, W.K.H., Taggart, Robert A., Jr.
Pricing risk-adjusted deposit insurance: an option-based model.BusinessRonn, Ehud I., Verma, Avinash K.
Returns and risks of U.S. bank foreign currency activities. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessSaunders, Anthony, Grammatikos, Theoharry, Swary, Itzhak, Brickley, James A.
Rights versus underwritten offerings: an asymmetric information approach.BusinessSchwartz, Eduardo S., Heinkel, Robert
Sample-dependent results using accounting and market data: some evidence.BusinessBanz, Rolf W., Breen, William J.
Shelf registrations and shareholder wealth: a comparison of shelf and traditional equity offerings.BusinessMoore, Norman H., Peterson, David R., Peterson, Pamela P.
Some aspects of equilibrium for a cross-section of firms signalling profitability with dividends: a note.BusinessMakhija, Anil K., Thompson, Howard E.
Stock price movements in response to stock issues under asymmetric information.BusinessKrasker, William S.
Tax clienteles and asset pricing. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessRoss, Stephen A., Williams, Joseph, Dybvig, Philip H.
Term structure movements and pricing interest rate contingent claims.BusinessHo, Thomas S.Y., Lee, Sang-Bin
Testing portfolio efficiency when the zero-beta rate is unknown: a note.BusinessShanken, Jay
The duration of an adjustable-rate mortgage and the impact of the index.BusinessOtt, Robert A., Jr.
The effect of Three Mile Island on utility bond risk premia: a note.BusinessBarrett, W. Brian, Heuson, Andrea J., Kolb, Robert W.
The effects of different taxes on risky any risk-free investment and on the cost of capital.BusinessFriend, Irwin, Zhu, Yu
The empirical implications of the Cox, Ingersoll, Ross theory of the term structure of interest rates. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessFerson, Wayne E., Brown, Stephen J., Dybvig, Philip H.
The geometry of the maximum likelihood estimator of the zero-beta return.BusinessKandel, Shmuel
The impact of preferred-for-common exchange offers on firm value.BusinessLease, Ronald C., Pinegar, J. Michael
The pricing of futures and options contracts on the value line index.BusinessEytan, T. Hanan, Harpaz, Giora
The pricing of interest-rate risk: evidence from the stock market.BusinessSweeney, Richard J., Warga, Arthur D.
The relationship between arbitrage and first order stochastic dominance.BusinessJarrow, Robert
The role of options in the resolution of agency problems: a comment.BusinessFarmer, Roger E.A., Winter, Ralph A.
The role of options in the resolution of agency problems: a reply.BusinessSenbet, Lemma W., Haugen, Robert A.
The timing and substance of divestiture announcements: individual, simultaneous and cumulative effects. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessKlein, April, Hite, Gailen L.
Valuation and optimal exercise of the wild card option in the Treasury bond futures market.BusinessMarcus, Alan J., Kane, Alex
Valuation of American future options: theory and empirical tests.BusinessWhaley, Robert E.
Valuation of risky assets in arbitrage free economies with frictions. (and discussion) (papers and proceedings of the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Finance Association from December 28 through December 30, 1985 in New York, New York)BusinessPrisman, Eliezer Z., Ronn, Ehud
Volume for winners and losers: taxation and other motives for stock trading.BusinessLakonishok, Josef, Smidt, Seymour
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