Pakistan Development Review, Volume 46, Issue 4, Parts 1-2Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 2007 - Economic policy |
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... adjusted returns over the various selected intervals . Following the methodology of Asussenegg ( 2000 ) , the ... adjusted ( Excess ) Initial Returns Given the phenomenon that prices of individual stocks may move in response to the ...
... adjusted returns over the various selected intervals . Following the methodology of Asussenegg ( 2000 ) , the ... adjusted ( Excess ) Initial Returns Given the phenomenon that prices of individual stocks may move in response to the ...
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... adjusted returns ( Panel B , Table 2 ) for all three samples are positive : 36.47 percent for all , 74.33 percent for privatisation IPOs and 26.67 percent for private sector IPOs . These findings suggest that relative to the rest of the ...
... adjusted returns ( Panel B , Table 2 ) for all three samples are positive : 36.47 percent for all , 74.33 percent for privatisation IPOs and 26.67 percent for private sector IPOs . These findings suggest that relative to the rest of the ...
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... adjusted returns as the dependent variable . The market adjusted returns are calculated relative to KSE - 100 Index . IR¡ = ß 。 + ß1F ; + ß2Size ; + ɛ j ( 4 ) Where IRj is initial market - adjusted return of issue j , Fj stands for ...
... adjusted returns as the dependent variable . The market adjusted returns are calculated relative to KSE - 100 Index . IR¡ = ß 。 + ß1F ; + ß2Size ; + ɛ j ( 4 ) Where IRj is initial market - adjusted return of issue j , Fj stands for ...
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