Diversification discount or premium? New evidence from the Business Information Tracking Series

Article Abstract:

A study examining if diversification discount is an artifact of segment data, using the Business Information Tracking Series, a database covering the whole of United States economy at the base level, is presented.

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Diversification as a public good: community effects in portfolio choice

Article Abstract:

The behavior of rational agents, who try to utilize community and local resources through their portfolio choices for personal consumption, is analyzed.

Methods, Financial markets, Community relations

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Trading activity and price volatility in the municipal bond market

Article Abstract:

A study examining the volume-volatile relation in the municipal bond market, using comprehensive database of transactions, is presented.

Commodity & service prices, Municipal Bonds, Prices and rates, Company pricing policy

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