Why is it so difficult to uncover the risk-return tradeoff in stock returns?
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- Long-run risk-return trade-offs
- Estimation, testing, and finite sample properties of quasi-maximum likelihood estimators in GARCH-M models
- Dangers of data mining: The case of calendar effects in stock returns
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