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<title>Arbeitsmarktpolitik und ökonomische Theorie - zur Degenerierung einer
Forschungspraxis</title>
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<description>Arbeitsmarktpolitik und ökonomische Theorie - zur Degenerierung einer
Forschungspraxis
Riese, Hajo
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<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2004 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Arbeitsmarktpolitik und ökonomische Theorie - zur Degenerierung einer&#13;
Forschungspraxis</title>
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Riese, Hajo
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<title>Do professional investors behave differently than amateurs after the weekend?</title>
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<description>Do professional investors behave differently than amateurs after the weekend?
Venezia, Itzhak; Shapira, Zur
This paper compares the trading patterns of amateurs to that of professional
investors during the days following the weekend. The comparison is based on
all the daily transactions of a sample of both amateurs and professionally
managed investors in a major brokerage house in Israel between 1994-1998. We
find that weekends influence both amateurs and professional investors, however
they affect professionals and amateurs in opposite directions. The results are
consistent with previous hypotheses about the effects of the weekend on
individuals and institutions in the US and with the way these differences may
explain the weekend effect in returns in the US and in other markets. The
results are also consistent with the absence of a weekend effect in returns in
Israel during the period examined, since the conflicting effects of the
weekend on individuals and professionally managed investors may have canceled
each other.
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<title>Domestic and international determinants of the Bank of England’s liquidity
ratios during the classical gold standard, 1876 - 1913</title>
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<description>Domestic and international determinants of the Bank of England’s liquidity
ratios during the classical gold standard, 1876 - 1913
Tullio, Guiseppe; Wolters, Jürgen
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<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2004 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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