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Linking Covid-19 Epidemic and Emerging Market OAS: Evidence Using Dynamic Copulas and Pareto Distrib-19 pandemic outbreaks between March 1, 2020, and April 30, 2021. We investigate whether the number of new cases, reproduction rate, death rate, and stringency policies have resulted in an increase/decrease in the spreads. We study the bivariate distributions of epidemiological indicators and spread

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On the Evolutionary Stability of the Sentiment Investort with a Bayesian agent. The question is addressed by recasting a popular model of investor sentiment in a general equilibrium framework. Our evolutionary stability analysis complements standard Behavioural Finance studies, where a biased representative agent is usually considered to explain deviati

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Institutional Investor Field Research: The Company’s Fundamentals Are Driven by Investor Attentionesearch of institutional investors and information about the company’s fundamentals as well as investor attention. The study found that investor focus drives institutional investors to conduct research, and this role has strong industry differentiation. In addition to this, specific corporate fundam

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What Drives the US Stock Market in the Context of COVID-19: Fundamentals or Investors’ Emotions?ell abruptly and lost about 20–30% during the first wave and in times of lockdowns, unlike the global financial crisis of 2008–2009, the correction was rapid, and most stock indexes subsequently exceeded their pre-COVID levels. Accordingly, it is important to assess whether this dynamic is driven mo

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