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... Sample Forecast EvaluATION. Nonparametric bootstrap Bias - adjusted Currency max { ( A ) } max { ( A ) } max { ( 20 ) } Canadian dollar 0.703 1.120 0.594 ( 0.384 ) ( 0.408 ) 0.969 ( 0.348 ) Deutsche mark 6.918 6.942 6.761 ( 0.036 ) ...
... Sample Forecast EvaluATION. Nonparametric bootstrap Bias - adjusted Currency max { ( A ) } max { ( A ) } max { ( 20 ) } Canadian dollar 0.703 1.120 0.594 ( 0.384 ) ( 0.408 ) 0.969 ( 0.348 ) Deutsche mark 6.918 6.942 6.761 ( 0.036 ) ...
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... sample Paired sample Average abnormal return -0.60 1.24 -0.21 ( percent ) Median abnormal return -0.37 -0.31 -0.09 ( percent ) Z statistic -3.17 ** 4.26 ** - 2.11 * Sample size 343 86 26 Number positive 139 ** 41 10 * Significant at the ...
... sample Paired sample Average abnormal return -0.60 1.24 -0.21 ( percent ) Median abnormal return -0.37 -0.31 -0.09 ( percent ) Z statistic -3.17 ** 4.26 ** - 2.11 * Sample size 343 86 26 Number positive 139 ** 41 10 * Significant at the ...
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... sample , the normalized filing amount has mean , me- dian , minimum , and maximum equal to 0.021 , 0 , 0 , and 1.18 , respectively . Condi- tional on a request for positive monetary damages , the mean and median are 0.064 and 0.007 ...
... sample , the normalized filing amount has mean , me- dian , minimum , and maximum equal to 0.021 , 0 , 0 , and 1.18 , respectively . Condi- tional on a request for positive monetary damages , the mean and median are 0.064 and 0.007 ...
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