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HONG KONG INSTITUTE FOR MONETARY RESEARCH DOES INSIDER TRADING RAISE MARKET VOLATILITY? Julan Du and Shang-Jin Wei Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research
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Document Date: 2012-09-26 02:29:52


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Citibank / Insider Trading / /

Continent

Europe / /

Country

Japan / United States / Italy / United Kingdom / China / South Africa / /

Currency

ZAR / /

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Facility

Shang-Jin Wei Hong Kong Institute / International Monetary Fund Brookings Institution Hong Kong Institute / University of Hong Kong / Hong Kong Institute / Julan Du Chinese University of Hong Kong / INSTITUTE FOR MONETARY RESEARCH DOES INSIDER TRADING RAISE MARKET VOLATILITY / F Citibank Tower / Harvard University / /

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rigorous and predictable law enforcement / /

Organization

Brookings Institution / United States Supreme Court / Shang-Jin Wei Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research HKIMR Working Paper / Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research / Harvard University / Council of Advisers / World Economic Forum / Chinese University of Hong Kong / Institute for International Economic Studies in Tokyo / International Monetary Fund Brookings Institution Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research / Securities and Exchange Commission / Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research In Europe / Kong Securities and Futures Commission / /

Person

Gale / Jin Wei / Andrew Sheng / Allen / Andrei Shleifer / Martin Feldstein / Julan Du / Guy Meredith / /

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Position

Governor / Century Chair in International Economics / director of a corporation / Corresponding author / /

PublishedMedium

Business Times / /

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