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,International Peoples’ Tribunals,nomic growth (Gourinchais and Jeanne, 2003; Chuu-Sheng, 2007; Xiaoming and Liping, 2008). On the other hand, scholars opposing the views claim that market integration may also increase the risk of contagion, especially during a market crash (Chuu-Sheng, 2007). Thus, implications of market integratio加强防卫 发表于 2025-3-25 10:44:21
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History: Morally Heavy or Morally Light?,her hand, the results of the Geweke unidirectional feedback measures indicate a tendency that some markets (USA, Brazil, Russia) are more likely to lead other markets (Japan, China) than vice versa. This insight on how country pairs’ daily stock market returns are correlated provides reference guideabracadabra 发表于 2025-3-25 17:43:02
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Introduction,nomic growth (Gourinchais and Jeanne, 2003; Chuu-Sheng, 2007; Xiaoming and Liping, 2008). On the other hand, scholars opposing the views claim that market integration may also increase the risk of contagion, especially during a market crash (Chuu-Sheng, 2007). Thus, implications of market integratiocritic 发表于 2025-3-26 05:20:53
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Market Integration in Developed and Emerging Markets,her hand, the results of the Geweke unidirectional feedback measures indicate a tendency that some markets (USA, Brazil, Russia) are more likely to lead other markets (Japan, China) than vice versa. This insight on how country pairs’ daily stock market returns are correlated provides reference guide动作谜 发表于 2025-3-26 15:16:54
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Conclusions,ies and empirical research on market efficiency, integration, and causality. The book also presents an empirical investigation with a detailed comparison between developed and emerging markets in efficiency, integration, and causality during crises, which adds to the existing literature of segmented