Publications in 1995
Direct solicitation and
large audit firm dominance in the audit market
Paul K. Chaney,
Debra C. Jeter
and Pamela Erickson Shaw
Auditing: A Journal of
Practice & Theory, Vol.14, No.1, Spring 1995.
Earnings management and
firm valuation under asymmetric information
Paul K. Chaney and
Craig M. Lewis
Journal of Corporate
Finance, Vol.1, 1995.
Market structure and the
intraday pattern of bid-ask spreads for NASDAQ securities
K.C. Chan,
William
G. Christie and Paul H. Schultz
Journal of Business,
Vol.68, No.1, 1995.
Following the pied piper:
Do individual returns herd around the market?
William
G. Christie and
Roger D. Huang
Financial Analysts
Journal, July-August 1995.
Did Nasdaq market makers
implicitly collude?
William
G. Christie and
Paul Schultz
Journal of Economic
Perspectives, Vol.9, No.3, Summer 1995.
Solicitation and auditor
reporting decisions
Debra C. Jeter and Pamela
Erickson Shaw
The Accounting Review,
Vol.70, No.2, April 1995.
Overnight and daytime
stock-return dynamics on the London Stock Exchange: The impacts of "Big
Bang" and the 1987 stock-market crash
Ronald W. Masulis and
Victor Ng
Journal of Business &
Economic Statistics, Vol.13, No.4, October 1995.
Seasoned equity offerings:
A survey
Espen Eckbo and
Ronald W. Masulis
Handbooks in Operations
Research and Management Science: Finance, Vol.9, 1995.
Exchange rate uncertainty
and traded goods prices
David C. Parsley and Ziyong Cai
International Economic
Journal, Summer 1995.
Anticipated future shocks
and exchange rate pass-through in the presence of reputation
David C. Parsley
International Review of
Economics and Finance, Vol.4, No.2, 1995.
Exchange rate pass-through
with intertemporal linkages: Evidence at the commodity level
David C. Parsley
Review of International
Economics, Vol.3, No.3, October 1995.
The importance of equity
trading costs: Evidence from securities firms' revenues
Hans R. Stoll
Global Equity Markets:
Technological, Competitive and Regulatory Challenges, R. Schwartz (ed.)
Chicago, IL: Irwin Professional Publishing, 1995.
Lost barings: A tale in
three parts concluding with a lesson
Hans R. Stoll
Journal of Derivatives,
Vol.3, No.1, Fall 1995.
Book review of market
microstructure theory (Maureen O'Hara)
Hans R. Stoll
Review of Financial
Studies Vol.8, No.4, Winter 1995. |
