Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Exchange Rate
100%
Stock Price
59%
Industry
48%
Capital Market Returns
46%
Purchasing Power Parity
41%
Investors
40%
Financial Crisis
39%
US Dollar
38%
Volatility
36%
Financial Market
30%
Monetary Policy
20%
Labor Market
18%
Economic Policy Uncertainty
18%
Profit
18%
Taxation
16%
Central Bank
16%
Institutional Investor
16%
Stock Index
15%
Inflation Rate
14%
Earning Management
14%
Inflation
14%
Dual Listing
13%
Pound Sterling
13%
Present Value
13%
Private Sector
12%
Structural Change
12%
Foreign Exchange Market
12%
Exchange Rate Volatility
11%
Stock Exchange
11%
Money Supply
11%
Wealth
11%
Board Structure
11%
Spillover Effect
11%
Debt Crisis
11%
Tax Increase
11%
Federal Government
11%
Housing Market
11%
Trade Credit
11%
Time Series
11%
Liability Insurance
11%
CAPM
11%
Incentives
10%
Global Economic Crisis
10%
Intermediate Labor Market
9%
Investment Decision
9%
Ownership
8%
Developing Countries
8%
Efficient Market Hypothesis
8%
Cost of Capital
8%
Geometric Mean
8%
Liquidity Effect
7%
Information Asymmetry
7%
Tradables
7%
Yield Curve
7%
Industrialized Countries
7%
Business Cycle
7%
International Monetary Fund
7%
Bid-Ask Spread
7%
Unconventional Monetary Policy
7%
Income Distribution
7%
Labor Market Statistics
7%
Government Expenditure
7%
Financial Regulation
7%
Strategic Interaction
7%
Economic Crisis
7%
Rational Expectation
7%
Panel Unit Root
7%
Internal Capital Market
7%
Managers
7%
Emerging Economies
7%
Cash Flow
6%
Pricing
6%
Hedging
6%
Nonlinearities
6%
Currency Derivative
6%
Risk Premium
6%
Foreign Exchange
6%
Transaction Costs
5%
Portfolio Diversification
5%
Trade Flow
5%
Labour Force
5%
Balance Sheet
5%
Industry Momentum
5%
Panel Study
5%
Social Sciences
Professional Occupations
31%
Economic Growth
24%
Stock Market
22%
Taxation
18%
Labor Market
14%
Exchange Rate
14%
Financial Crisis
12%
Investors
12%
Incentive
12%
Conferences
11%
Purchasing Power
11%
Financial Market
11%
Elections
9%
Private Sector
9%
Fiscal Policy
9%
Wealth
7%
Interest Rate
7%
Employment Creation
7%
Market Reaction
7%
Tax Increase
7%
Austerity
7%
Stock Price
7%
Asset Pricing
7%
Imperfect Knowledge
7%
Inflation
6%
Monetary Policy
6%
Central Government
5%
Income Inequality
5%