Table of contents - Special Issue: Monetary, Political Conditions & Security Returns
Guest Editors: Dr Scott Beyer, Dr Gerry Jensen and Dr Robert Johnson
Does the revolving door swing both ways? The value of political connections to US firms
Reza Houston, Stephen FerrisThe purpose of this paper is to analyze the value of corporate political connections resulting from the revolving door of employment between political office and the for-profit…
What to expect when you’re electing
Scott Beyer, Luis Garcia-Feijoo, Gerry Jensen, Robert R. JohnsonThe purpose of this paper is to analyze security-market returns relative to the political party of the president, the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, the year of the…
Stock returns and the US dollar: the importance of monetary policy
J. Christopher Hughen, Scott BeyerIn the increasingly globalized economy, foreign exchange fluctuations have multiple, conflicting effects on domestic stock prices. The purpose of this paper is to examine return…
Presidential parties, monetary regimes, and health care returns
Jeffery Scott Bredthauer, Brian C. Payne, Jiri Tresl, Gordon V. KarelsThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the absolute and risk-adjusted stock return performance of the US health care industry conditional upon the presidential…
Firm size and the political cycle premium
Chris B Malone, Hamish Anderson, Peng ChengThe purpose of this paper is to use firm-level data to examine whether the political cycle differentially relates to small vs large firms in New Zealand; a country that operates a…
What do European stock markets prefer? Left or right governments?
Andreea Stoian, Delia Tatu-CorneaThe purpose of this paper is to examine the influence of the political partisanship of government in charges of returns on the European stock markets. The authors found a large…
Tunisian revolution and stock market volatility: evidence from FIEGARCH model
Ahmed Jeribi, Mohamed Fakhfekh, Anis JarbouiPreviously elaborated research works, dealing with the political uncertainty effect on stock market, have been primarily concerned with such political events as terrorist attacks…
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