Journal of financial economics

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  Año 2022, Vol. 144, Número 2

  • Bitcoin’s limited adoption problem

    Franz J. Hinzen, Kose John, Fahad Saleh

    págs. 347-369

    

  • How much should we trust staggered difference-in-differences estimates?

    Andrew C. Baker, David F. Larcker, Charles C.Y. Wang

    págs. 370-395

    

  • Competition and manipulation in derivative contract markets

    Anthony Lee Zhang

    págs. 396-413

    

  • Social interactions and households’ flood insurance decisions

    Zhongchen Hu

    págs. 414-432

    

  • The Wall Street stampede: Exit as governance with interacting blockholders

    Dragana Cvijanovic, Amil Dasgupta, Konstantinos E. Zachariadis

    págs. 433-455

    

  • Oil volatility risk

    Lin Gao, Steffen Hitzemann, Ivan Shaliastovich, Lai Xu

    págs. 456-491

    

  • Retail shareholder participation in the proxy process: Monitoring, engagement, and voting

    Alon Brav, Matthew Cain, Jonathon Zytnick

    págs. 492-522

    

  • Do the right firms survive bankruptcy?

    Samuel Antill

    págs. 523-546

    

  • Geographic clustering of institutional investors

    Donghyun Kim, Qinghai Wang, Xiaoqiong Wang

    págs. 547-570

    

  • Dominant currency debt

    Egemen Eren, Semyon Malamud

    págs. 571-589

    

  • Financially constrained mortgage servicers

    Darren J. Aiello

    págs. 590-610

    

  • Do real estate values boost corporate borrowing? Evidence from contract-level data

    Murillo Campello, Robert A. Connolly, Gaurav Kankanhall, Eva Steiner

    págs. 611-644

    

  • Anticompetitive effects of horizontal acquisitions: The impact of within-industry product similarity

    Maryam Fathollahi, Jarrad Harford, Sandy Klasa

    págs. 645-669

    

  • The maturity premium

    Maria Chaderina, Patrick Weiss, Josef Zechner

    págs. 670-694