ProQuest Subject Index - Finance at THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

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Anticipated regret and asset prices	Asset returns, slow moving habit and production economies

Asymmetric risk exposures in hedge funds	Debt contracts with short-term commitment

Diversification and its discontents: Idiosyncratic and entrepreneurial risk in the quest for social status	Economics of SPEs "spacemen": Tax evasion, stealing, corporate governance and capital structure; evidence from Russia

Equilibrium yield curves under regime switching	Essays in consumption-based asset pricing models

Essays in corporate finance	Essays in corporate finance and real estate

Essays on consumer finance	Essays on credit ratings

Essays on economic fundamentals in asset pricing	Financial markets development, allocation of capital to ideas, and firm-sponsored training

Housing as a measure for long-run risk in asset pricing	Housing markets and current account dynamics

Macroeconomic conditions, corporate financing decisions, and credit risk	News dissemination and the impact of the business press

Nonparametric inference for stochastic diffusion models	Option pricing under habit formation and event risks

Ownership structure and incentives in a multinational setting	Real risk premia in segmented asset markets

Robustness of volatility estimation	Selective publicity and stock prices

Self-imposed limits to arbitrage	Statistical inference for multivariate nonlinear time series

Testing and dating financial contagion: A new approach (China, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea)	The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the choice of bond market by foreign firms

The costs of financial distress across industries	The effect of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 on agency costs and firm transparency

The effects of financial deregulation on bank governance: The panel data evidence of the 1990s	Trade classification and nearly-gamma random variables

Using economic theory to build optimal portfolios