Journal of banking and finance

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  Año 2017, Vol. 85, Número 12

  • How do banks adjust to changing input prices? A dynamic analysis of U.S. commercial banks before and after the crisis

    Laura Spierdijk, Sherrill Shaffer, Timothy J. Considine

    págs. 1-14

    

  • Shortability and asset pricing model: Evidence from the Hong Kong stock market

    Min Bai, Xiao-Ming Li, Yafeng Qin

    págs. 15-29

    

  • The case for herding is stronger than you think

    Martin T. Bohl, Nicole Branger, Mark Trede

    págs. 30-40

    

  • Do bond credit ratings lead to excess comovement?

    Louis Raffestin

    págs. 41-55

    

  • Interest margins and bank regulation in Central America and the Caribbean

    Anthony Birchwood, Michael Brei, Dorian M. Noel

    págs. 56-68

    

  • Human vs. high-frequency traders, penny jumping, and tick size

    Soheil Mahmoodzadeh, Ramazan Gençay

    págs. 69-82

    

  • Trading restrictions and firm dividends: The share lockup expiration experience in China

    Hongyan Fang, Zhihui Song, John R. Nofsinger, Yuyue Wang

    págs. 83-98

    

  • The impact of sovereign rating changes on the activity of European banks

    Danilo Drago, Raffaele Gallo

    págs. 99-112

    

  • Investor protection, taxation and dividend policy: Long-run evidence, 1838–2012

    Leentje Moortga, Jan Annaert, Marc Deloof

    págs. 113-131

    

  • The effect of payday lending restrictions on liquor sales

    Harold E. Cuffe, Christopher G. Gibbs

    págs. 132-145

    

  • Absorptive capacity, technology spillovers, and the cross-section of stock returns

    Jong-Min Oh

    págs. 146-164