Transaction costs and price volatility: evidence from commission deregulation

Article Abstract:

An analysis of deregulation effects on transaction costs and price volatility reveals that a reduction in transaction commission produces an increase in transaction volume and the corresponding increase in transaction volume results in decreased price volatility. The study implies that an imposition of transaction taxes in securities trading would most likely result indirectly in increased price volatility and directly in increased transaction costs.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Analysis, Reports, Pricing, Economic research, Deregulation, Taxation, Microeconomics

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Economic conditions early in life and individual mortality

Article Abstract:

The effect of childhood economic conditions on individual's health problems in later stage is evaluated.

United States, Middle aged persons, Health aspects, Economic aspects, Social classes, Social class, Childhood

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