The not-so-mysterious East

Article Abstract:

Stock markets in Eastern Asia operate differently than European and US markets, which explains why sometimes they are up when Western markets are down and vice a versa. A study by Stephen Brown and Toshiyuki Otsuki shows that Eastern markets are more integrated into the global capital market and are thus more effected by global investment.

Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, East Asia, Asia, Eastern

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The mysterious case of the cheap cheddar

Article Abstract:

Academic economists are increasingly working as expert witnesses for class-action suits, derivatives cases and cases involving the manipulation of securities or commodities exchanges. While they may work on more relevant problems, and make more money, they risk damaging their reputations.

Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Economists, Economic aspects, Testimony, Evidence, Expert, Expert evidence

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