Jing-Ming Kuo

Business & Economics

1. Price Informativeness 100%
2. China 90%
3. Investors 90%
4. Incentives 74%
5. Arbitrage 74%
6. Mutual Funds 62%
7. Dividends 61%
8. Anomaly 56%
9. Stock Prices 55%
10. Ownership 55%
11. Feedback Trading 53%
12. State Ownership 52%
13. Interest Rate Futures 49%
14. Pricing Kernel 47%
15. Emerging Market multinationals 47%
16. Accruals 46%
17. Risk Taking 45%
18. Market for Corporate Control 45%
19. Cross-border Acquisitions 45%
20. Vacation 43%
21. Social Capital 43%
22. Managerial Ownership 42%
23. Share Prices 41%
24. Corporate Governance 39%
25. Social Exchange 38%
26. Controlling Shareholders 38%
27. Stock Market Returns 37%
28. Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) 36%
29. Profit Efficiency 36%
30. Energy Market 36%
31. Crash 36%
32. Earnings Management 34%
33. Turnover 34%
34. Risk Premium 34%
35. Stock Market 33%
36. Liquidity 32%
37. Institutional Investors 32%
38. Stock Returns 30%
39. Shareholders 29%
40. Stock Price Reaction 29%
41. Managers 28%
42. Large Shareholders 28%
43. Firm Performance 26%
44. Chief Executive Officer 26%
45. Banking 26%
46. Governance 24%
47. Minority Shareholders 23%
48. Board Independence 21%
49. Governance Mechanisms 21%
50. Risk Aversion 20%