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An Examination of Size Related Anomalies in the

by Amir Amel-zadeh, German Stock Market, Amir Amel-zadeh , 2006
"... On the cross-section of expected stock returns: an examination of size related anomalies in the German stock market Amel-Zadeh, A.These papers are produced by Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. They are circulated for discussion purposes only. Their contents should be considered prelimi ..."
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On the cross-section of expected stock returns: an examination of size related anomalies in the German stock market Amel-Zadeh, A.These papers are produced by Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. They are circulated for discussion purposes only. Their contents should be considered

Size-related anomalies and stock return seasonality: further empirical evidence

by Donald B. Keim - Journal of Financial Economics , 1983
"... This study examines, month-by-month, the empirical relation between abnormal returns and market value of NYSE and AMEX common stocks. Evidence is provided that daily abnormal return distributions in January have large means relative to the remaining eleven months, and that the relation between abnor ..."
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This study examines, month-by-month, the empirical relation between abnormal returns and market value of NYSE and AMEX common stocks. Evidence is provided that daily abnormal return distributions in January have large means relative to the remaining eleven months, and that the relation between

Evidence for consciousness-related anomalies in random physical systems

by Dean I. Radin, Roger D. Nelson - Found. Phys , 1989
"... Speculations about the role of consciousness in physical systems are frequently observed in the literature concerned with the interpretation of quantum mechanics. While only three experimental investigations can be found on this topic in physics journals, more than 800 relevant experiments have been ..."
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and unequivocal non-chance eff cts in experimental conditions. This quantitative literature review agrees with the findings of two earlier reviews, suggesting the existence of some form of consciousness-related anomaly in random physical systems. 1.

Inside the ‘Accrual Anomaly’

by Tzachi Zach, Sudipta Basu, Assaf Eisdorfer, Philip Joos, S. P. Kothari, Andy Leone, Jay Shanken, Michela Verardo
"... Abstract. Sloan (1996) and a number of subsequent studies present evidence that a trading strategy based on publicly available accounting accruals earns abnormal returns of approximately 10 % in the year following its initiation. This empirical regularity has been named the ‘accrual anomaly’. In thi ..."
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’. In this paper I investigate the accrual anomaly along two dimensions. First, I evaluate whether the accrual anomaly is related to other anomalies documented in the finance literature. Second, I investigate whether different methods for calculating long-term abnormal returns have an effect on the returns

The “plate”model for the genesis of melting anomalies

by G. R. Foulger - In: Foulger, G., Jurdy, D.M. (Eds.), Plates, Plumes, and Planetary Processes. Special Paper , 2007
"... The Plate Tectonic Processes, or “Plate ” model for the genesis of melting anomalies (“hot spots”) attributes them to shallow-sourced phenomena related to plate tectonics. It postulates that volcanism occurs where the lithosphere is in extension, and that the volume of melt produced is related prima ..."
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The Plate Tectonic Processes, or “Plate ” model for the genesis of melting anomalies (“hot spots”) attributes them to shallow-sourced phenomena related to plate tectonics. It postulates that volcanism occurs where the lithosphere is in extension, and that the volume of melt produced is related

Towards Anomaly Explanation in Feature Models ∗

by Er Felfernig, D. Benavides, J. Galindo, F. Reinfrank, A. Felfernig, D. Benavides, J. Galindo, F. Reinfrank
"... Feature models are a wide-spread approach to variability and commonality management in software product lines. Due to the increasing size and complexity of feature models, anomalies in terms of inconsistencies and redundancies can occur which lead to increased efforts related to feature model develo ..."
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Feature models are a wide-spread approach to variability and commonality management in software product lines. Due to the increasing size and complexity of feature models, anomalies in terms of inconsistencies and redundancies can occur which lead to increased efforts related to feature model

Illiquidity frictions and asset pricing anomalies

by Björn Hagströmera, Björn Hanssonb, Birger Nilsson
"... This paper investigates the relation between illiquidity level and illiquidity risk and the size, value and momentum anomalies for US stocks 1931-2012. In contrast to statistical factors both illiquidity level and illiquidity risk have a solid theoretical foundation in the liquidity adjusted capital ..."
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This paper investigates the relation between illiquidity level and illiquidity risk and the size, value and momentum anomalies for US stocks 1931-2012. In contrast to statistical factors both illiquidity level and illiquidity risk have a solid theoretical foundation in the liquidity adjusted

Avalanche in the Valley (Fermions, Anomaly and Unitarity

by In High-energy Electroweak Interactions, Riccardo Guida, Kenichi Konishi , 1992
"... Problems related to fermions, unitarity and chiral anomaly in high energy electroweak interactions, are investigated. Particular attention is paid to the correct functional integration over fermion fields in the background of instanton-antiinstanton type configurations. This leads to an expansion of ..."
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Problems related to fermions, unitarity and chiral anomaly in high energy electroweak interactions, are investigated. Particular attention is paid to the correct functional integration over fermion fields in the background of instanton-antiinstanton type configurations. This leads to an expansion

Scale anomaly induced instanton interaction

by K. Langfeld, H. Reinhardt , 1994
"... The binary interaction of large size instantons in a SU(2) Yang-Mills theory is obtained from the one-loop effective action for the field strength. The instanton interaction is calculated as a function of the instanton separation and in dependence on radius and relative orientation of the instantons ..."
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The binary interaction of large size instantons in a SU(2) Yang-Mills theory is obtained from the one-loop effective action for the field strength. The instanton interaction is calculated as a function of the instanton separation and in dependence on radius and relative orientation

1 ‘Anomalies’, Damned ‘Anomalies ’ and Statistics: Construction Industry Productivity in Australia

by Cameron Allan, Andrew Dungan, David Peetz, David Peetz
"... The exercise by an Australian state agency of coercive powers against construction industry workers has been justified by reference to claimed gains in productivity and hence national welfare. Yet the literature suggests that a more cooperative approach to union-management relations would offer bett ..."
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The exercise by an Australian state agency of coercive powers against construction industry workers has been justified by reference to claimed gains in productivity and hence national welfare. Yet the literature suggests that a more cooperative approach to union-management relations would offer
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