Journal of financial economics

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  Año 2016, Vol. 120, Número 3

  • Why do firms use high discount rates?

    Ravi Jagannathan, David A. Matsa, Iwan Meier, Vefa Tarhan

    págs. 445-463

    

  • Roughing up beta: continuous versus discontinuous betas and the cross section of expected stock returns

    Tim Bollerslev, Sophia Zhengzi Li, Viktor Todorov

    págs. 464-490

    

  • The leverage externalities of credit default swaps

    Jay Yin Li, Dragon Yongjun Tang

    págs. 491-513

    

  • Does rating analyst subjectivity affect corporate debt pricing?

    Cesare Fracassi, Stefan Petry, Geoffrey Tate

    págs. 514-538

    

  • Indexing and active fund management: international evidence

    Martijn Cremers, Miguel A. Ferreira, Pedro Matos, Laura Starks

    págs. 539-560

    

  • The commitment problem of secured lending

    Daniela Fabbri, Anna Maria C. Menichini

    págs. 561-584

    

  • Taxes and bank capital structure

    págs. 585-600

    

  • Why does the option to stock volume ratio predict stock returns?

    Li Ge, Tse-Chun Lin, Neil D. Pearson

    págs. 601-622

    

  • The value of a good credit reputation: evidence from credit card renegotiations

    Andres Liberman

    págs. 644-660