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Informed Trading, Investment, and Welfare

This paper studies the welfare economics of informed trading in a stock market. We provide a model in which all agents are rational and trade either...

April 1998
DP 292
James Dow
Rohit Rahi

Discussion Papers

Should Speculators be Taxed?

A number of economists have supported the taxation of speculation in financial markets. We examine the welfare economics of such a tax in a model of...

April 1998
DP 291
James Dow
Rohit Rahi

Discussion Papers

Managers, Debt and Industry Equilibrium

This paper reconsiders the strategic effect of debt under the assumption that quantity choices are made by managers whose objective is to avoid...

April 1998
DP 289
Erlend Nier

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Dynamic Adverse Selection and Debt

April 1998
DP 288
Gilles Chemla
Antoine Faure-Grimaud

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Permanent Income, Consumption and Aggregate Constraints: Evidence from the US States

April 1998
DP 287
Charlotte Ostergaard

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Block Premia in Transfers of Corporate Control

This paper studies block trades and tender offers as alternative means for transferring corporate control in firms with a dominant minority...

March 1998
DP 286
Mike Burkart
Denis Gromb
Fausto Panunzi

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Testing the Robustness of Long-Term Under-Performance of UK Initial Public Offerings

We re-examine the evidence on the long-term returns of IPOs in the UK using a new dataset of firms over the period 1985-95, in which we compare...

March 1998
DP 285
Susanne Espenlaub
Alan Gregory
Ian Tonks

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Caution and Conservatism in Monetary Policymaking

This paper shows that imperfect monetary control induces caution in the setting of monetary policy, leading to improved credibility at the expense of...

March 1998
DP 284
Phillip Schellekens

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Post-IPO Directors' Sale and Reissuing Activity: An Empirical Test of IPO Signalling Models

Signalling models of IPO underpricing argue that owners of high-quality firms signal their high quality by underpricing shares sold at the IPO and...

February 1998
DP 283
Susanne Espenlaub
Ian Tonks

Special Papers

Central Bankers and Uncertainty

February 1998
SP 106
Charles Goodhart

Special Papers

The Cost of Conservatism: Extreme Returns, Value-at Risk, and the Basle Multiplication Factor

We argue that most current methodologies for value-at-risk (VaR) underestimate the VaR, and are therefore ill-suited for market risk capital. Better...

February 1998
SP 100
Philipp Hartmann
Jón Danielsson

Special Papers

The Inflation Target Five Years On

This paper represents the speech delivered by Mervyn King, Bank of England, at the London School of Economics, Wednesday 29th October at 5.30pm.

February 1998
SP 99
Mervyn King

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Disclosure Requirements and Stock Exchange Listing Choice in an International Context

We use a rational expectations model to examine how public disclosure requirements affect listing decisions by rent-seeking corporate insiders, and...

January 1998
DP 282
Steven Huddart
John S. Hughes
Markus K. Brunnermeier

Discussion Papers

Locally Minimizing the Credit Risk

The aim of this paper is the valuation and hedging of defaultable bonds and options on defaultable bonds. The Heath/Jarrow/Morton-framework is used to...

January 1998
DP 281
Christopher Lotz

Discussion Papers

Co-ordinated Monetary and Foreign Exchange Intervention

When the monetary authorities wish to target the value of a foreign currency, they may coordinate their intervention in the money and foreign exchange...

November 1997
DP 280
Paolo Vitale

Discussion Papers

Technological innovations: slumps and booms

This paper documents the delayed adoption of a major technological innovation: the adoption of the diesel locomotive in the US railway industry...

November 1997
Leonardo Felli
François Ortalo-Magné

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