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The effect of tick size on managerial learning from stock prices
Mao Ye
, Miles Y. Zheng,
Wei Zhu
National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
Gies College of Business
Accountancy
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Stock Prices
100%
Tick Size
100%
Managerial Learning
100%
Information Acquisition
25%
Incremental Information
12%
Market Microstructure
12%
Investment Decisions
12%
Information Advantage
12%
Macroeconomic Factors
12%
Industry Factors
12%
Firm Investment
12%
Capital Expenditure (CAPEX)
12%
Growth Opportunities
12%
Market Feedback
12%
Algorithmic Trading
12%
Tick Size pilot Program
12%
Managerial Beliefs
12%
Investment Sensitivity
12%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Stock Price
100%
Industry
25%
Aviation Employees
25%
Macroeconomics
25%
Investment Decision
25%
Market Microstructure
25%
Capital Expenditure
25%
Algorithmic Trading
25%