We investigate the relationship between the ownership structure and returns of firms on days
when the absolute value of the market's return is two percent or more. We find that a firm's …

This paper examines the relationship between ownership structure and informed trading. We
attempt to reconcile some puzzling results in recent empirical literature about the impact of …

One hundred thirty-three incontinent women in seven nursing homes were assigned randomly
to a 13-week behavior therapy program for urinary incontinence or to a control group that …

Numerate adults can represent an infinite array of integers. When a judgment requires them
to “pick a number,” how do they select one to represent the abstract signal in mind? Drawing …

This article presents a profile of incontinent elderly in long‐term care institutions. One
hundred thirty‐three frail elderly women were recruited from seven nursing homes in central …

The traditional view of stock splits as cosmetic transactions that simply divide the same pie
into more slices is inconsistent with the significant wealth effect associated with the …

We report a case of pheochromocytoma of the prostate. The clinical presentation, diagnostic
evaluation, therapy and pathological findings are discussed.

Is liquidity better when a trade counterparty’s brokerage firm is unknown (anonymous) or
known (transparent)? We examine a quasinatural experiment where some firms switched from …

We present a descriptive analysis of the functional, mental, and urodynamic status of a
population of incontinent elderly female nursing home patients. One hundred fifty-five …

This article shows that the volatility smile is not necessarily inconsistent with the Black–Scholes
analysis. Specifically, when transaction costs are present, the absence of arbitrage …