Vol. 2, No. 2 (2010), International Journal of Economics and Finance

• • Key to Trading Profits – Matching the Probability Distribution of a Contract with an Appropriate Mechanical Trading Strategy
  • •  GARY TAN   
    • p3
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• • Business Cycle Implication of Exchange Rate-Based Stabilization
  • •  Hyuk Jae Rhee   
    • p12
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• • Intraday Volatility Analysis on S&P 500 Stock Index Future
  • •  Hong Xie   
    •  Jian Li   
    • p26
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• • Efficient Market Hypothesis and Market Anomaly: Evidence from Day-of-the Week Effect of Malaysian Exchange
  • •  Nik Maheran Nik Muhammad   
    •  Nik Muhd Naziman Abd. Rahman   
    • p35
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• • Discovering Pattern Associations in Hang Seng Index Constituent Stocks
  • •  Kim Man Lui   
    •  Lun Hu   
    •  Keith C.C. Chan   
    • p43
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• • Are Saudi Banks Efficient? Evidence using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA
  • •  Khalid Alkhathlan   
    •  Syed Abdul Malik   
    • p53
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• • A Comparison between China’s Share-Based Payment Accounting Standard and IFRS2
  • •  Hongman Zhang   
    •  Xianfeng Liu   
    • p59
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• • Empirical Investigation on the Performance of the Malaysian Real Estate Investment Trusts in Pre-Crisis, During Crisis and Post-Crisis Period
  • •  Ahmad Hamzah   
    •  Mohammad Rozali   
    •  Izah Tahir   
    • p62
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• • Corporate Governance for the Best Financing Choices: An Empirical Study from Family Firms in Northern Cameroon
  • •  Ake Boubakari   
    •  Jules Roger Feudjo   
    • p70
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• • The Equity Home Bias: Explanations and Financial Anomalies
  • •  Imtithel SENDI   
    •  Makram BELLALAH   
    • p78
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• • Saving-Investment Correlation and Capital Mobility in Sub-Saharan African Countries: A Reappraisal through Inward and Outward Capital Flows’ Correlation
  • •  Samba Michel Cyrille   
    • p97
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• • The Impact of FDI and Financial Sector Development on Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Asia and Oceania
  • •  Yen Li Chee   
    •  Mahendhiran Nair   
    • p107
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• • On Currency Power
  • •  Xuefeng Hu   
    •  Meng Guan   
    • p120
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• • Does herding behavior affect analysts’ earnings forecasts? A Study of French Listed Firms
  • •  Mouna Youssef   
    •  Mohamed Taher Rajhi   
    • p125
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• • The causal Relationship among Financial Development, Trade Openness and Economic Growth in Nigeria
  • •  Omoke Philip Chimobi   
    • p137
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• • Herding in China Equity Market
  • •  Tzewei Fu   
    • p148
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• • Some Further Evidence on the Behaviour of Stock Returns in India
  • •  Gourishankar S Hiremath   
    •  Bandi Kamaiah   
    • p157
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• • LONG-RUN RELATIONSHIP AND CAUSALITY BETWEEN FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM TEN AFRICAN COUNTRIES
  • •  Jacques ESSO   
    • p168
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• • Bumiputera-Controlled Companies: Performance Evaluation Using A Non-Parametric Approach
  • •  Maran Marimuthu   
    • p178
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• • Usefulness of Accounting Information System in Emerging Economy: Empirical Evidence of Iran
  • •  Mahdi Salehi   
    •  Vahab Rostami   
    •  Abdolkarim Mogadam   
    • p186
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• • Cross-cultural Communication in Business Negotiations
  • •  Liangguang Huang   
    • p196
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• • Economic Value Added (EVA) - Literature Review and Relevant Issues
  • •  Anil K. Sharma   
    •  Satish Kumar   
    • p200
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