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Retail Bank Interest Rate Pass-Through: The Turkish Experience
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7-15
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Bilge Kagan Ozdemir
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The Regulation of Financial Markets: Leverage Constraints and Information
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16-32
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Diego d'Andria
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Behavioral Dimension of Cross-Sectoral Capital Structure Decisions: ISE (Istanbul Stock Exchange) Application
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33-41
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Mehmet Şen and Eda Oruç
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Financial Management of Construction Contracts (Constructability and its Relation with TQM, Cost Shifting Risk and Cost/Benefit)
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42-51
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Tauqir Haider
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Size of Government and Growth Rate of Per Capita Income in Selected Asian Developing Economics
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52-65
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Ahmed Nawaz Hakro
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European Privatization and its Effect on Financial Markets and the Economy from a Social Welfare Perspective
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66-85
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Ioannis N. Kallianiotis
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Some Factors Associated with Decisions by the Various Banks on the Issuance of Loans to the Small/Medium Entrepreneurs in Tanzania
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86-97
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Rocky R.J. Akarro
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The Volatility's Asymmetrical Reaction to Serial Correlation: Evidences from America and Taiwan Cases
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98-103
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Chiao-Yi Chang
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Modeling Marginal Distributions of Ten European Stock Market Index Returns
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104-119
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Andreas Behr and Ulrich Poetter
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Time-Varying Risk Premia, Heterogeneous Investors and the Dynamics of Exchange Rate and Stock Returns
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120-133
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Shu-Yu Lin, Huang-Ming Chuang and David Shyu
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The Impact of Investor Sentiment on the Futures Market: Evidence from the Taiwan Futures Exchange
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134-151
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Yu-Min Wang, Chun-An Li and Cha-Fei Lin
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Valuing American Options under ARMA Processes
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152-159
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Yu-Chuan Huang, Chin-Wen Wu and Chou-Wen Wang
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Individual Stockownership in the United States: Native-Immigrant Gap and the Role of Risk Tolerance
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160-168
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Swarn Chatterjee
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The Openness-Inflation Puzzle: Panel Data Evidence
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169-181
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Omar M. Al Nasser, Adolfo Sachsida and Mário Jorge Cardoso de Mendonça
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Monetary Policy Should be Aggressive-Result of the Flattening Phillips Curve
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182-186
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Kazuto Masuda
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Multinational Firms' Entry Mode: Technology Spillovers in an Intra-Industry Differentiated Product Market
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187-197
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Mei-Fang Chung
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Modelling Volatility Using High, Low, Open and Closing Prices: Evidence from Four S&P Indices
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198-206
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Christos Floros
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Determinants of Profitability in Turkish Banking Sector: 2002-2007
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207-214
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Güven Sayilgan and Onur Yildirim
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