Journal of financial economics

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  Año 2022, Vol. 143, Número 2

  • Decomposing firm value

    Frederico Belo, Vito D. Gala, Juliana Salomao, Maria Ana Vitorino

    págs. 619-639

    

  • The micro and macro of managerial beliefs

    Jose Maria Barrero

    págs. 640-667

    

  • Real effects of climate policy: Financial constraints and spillovers

    Söhnke M. Bartram, Kewei Hou, Sehoon Kim

    págs. 668-696

    

  • The missing risk premium in exchange rates

    Magnus Dahlquist, Julien Pénasse

    págs. 697-715

    

  • Taming the bias zoo

    Hongqi Liu, Cameron Peng, Wei A. Xiong, Wei Xiong

    págs. 716-741

    

  • Is there a home field advantage in global markets?

    Murali Jagannathan, Wei Jiao, G. Andrew Karolyi

    págs. 742-770

    

  • The consequences of student loan credit expansions: Evidence from three decades of default cycles

    Adam Looney, Constantine Yannelis

    págs. 771-793

    

  • On the fast track: Information acquisition costs and information production

    Deqiu Chen, Yujing Ma, Xiumin Martin, Roni Michaely

    págs. 794-823

    

  • Busy bankruptcy courts and the cost of credit

    Karsten Müller

    págs. 824-845

    

  • Attention triggers and investors’ risk-taking

    Marc Arnold, Matthias Pelster, Marti G. Subrahmanyam

    págs. 846-875

    

  • Local banks, credit supply, and house prices

    Kristian Blickle

    págs. 876-896

    

  • Searching for the equity premium

    Hang Bai, Lu Zhang

    págs. 897-926

    

  • Have exchange-listed firms become less important for the economy?

    Frederik P. Schlingemann, René M. Stulz

    págs. 927-958

    

  • Why are commercial loan rates so sticky? The effect of private information on loan spreads

    Cem Demiroglu, Christopher James, Guner Velioglu

    págs. 959-972