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The regression forecast RMSE relative to that of the driftless random walk is displayed in column ( iv ) . Here , it can be seen that the regression forecasts beat the random walk at every horizon for the Swiss franc and the yen ...
The regression forecast RMSE relative to that of the driftless random walk is displayed in column ( iv ) . Here , it can be seen that the regression forecasts beat the random walk at every horizon for the Swiss franc and the yen ...
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Regression Estimates of the Changes in Duration To account for possible changes in the composition of the sample after the benefit increases , we estimate a series of regression equations that control for all of the available ...
Regression Estimates of the Changes in Duration To account for possible changes in the composition of the sample after the benefit increases , we estimate a series of regression equations that control for all of the available ...
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Independent variable Intercept TABLE 4 - Regressions of DEFENDANT - FIRM ABNORMAL RETURNS ASSOCIATED WITH A FILING ... to the filing.26 In regression ( i ) ( panel A ) , the estimated coefficient on the behavioral - restriction dummy is ...
Independent variable Intercept TABLE 4 - Regressions of DEFENDANT - FIRM ABNORMAL RETURNS ASSOCIATED WITH A FILING ... to the filing.26 In regression ( i ) ( panel A ) , the estimated coefficient on the behavioral - restriction dummy is ...
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