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This ebook surveys most contemporary topics and issues in modern asset pricing model design and empirical corporate finance. The former focuses on fresh empirical asset pricing tests (e.g. Fama-French factor models), asset pricing models with Epstein-Zin recursive investor preferences, behavioral stock return momentum patterns, and supplementary asset pricing model review notes. The latter delves into many topics in empirical corporate finance such as capital structure, corporate ownership and governance, corporate investment, corporate innovation, net equity issuance, corporate diversification, cash management, corporate payout, and so forth. These surveys and annotations are useful and convenient for the typical graduate student who specializes in modern finance.
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This ebook surveys most contemporary topics and issues in modern asset pricing model design and empirical corporate finance. The former focuses on fresh empirical asset pricing tests (e.g. Fama-French factor models), asset pricing models with Epstein-Zin recursive investor preferences, behavioral stock return momentum patterns, and supplementary asset pricing model review notes. The latter delves into many topics in empirical corporate finance such as capital structure, corporate ownership and governance, corporate investment, corporate innovation, net equity issuance, corporate diversification, cash management, corporate payout, and so forth. These surveys and annotations are useful and convenient for the typical graduate student who specializes in modern finance.
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