David Rakowski
@rakowskidr.bsky.social
Professor of Finance at University of Texas at Arlington. Research focus on international fund flows & holdings; foreign investment & conflict; social media & investing; international fund flow data & methodologies. Reposting from Twitter.
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Standing Out from the Crowd via CSR Engagement: Evidence from Non-Fundamental-Driven Price Pressure | Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis | Cambridge Core
Standing Out from the Crowd via CSR Engagement: Evidence from Non-Fundamental-Driven Price Pressure - Volume 59 Issue 1
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I always post before class due to accessibility concerns. However, I deviate a lot from my slides during class.
January 4, 2024 at 10:07 PM
I always post before class due to accessibility concerns. However, I deviate a lot from my slides during class.
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So the answer is: it’s the share of immigrants within the population
Next week, I’ll publish a popularization article about an econ paper that investigates a possible fix for this informational discrepancy
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January 2, 2024 at 10:00 PM
So the answer is: it’s the share of immigrants within the population
Next week, I’ll publish a popularization article about an econ paper that investigates a possible fix for this informational discrepancy
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Next week, I’ll publish a popularization article about an econ paper that investigates a possible fix for this informational discrepancy
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Thanks to your feedback (as well as on Threads, Mastodon and The Bad Place), I will probably settle on the following theme, minus some minor adjustments
The light theme won mostly because I want to keep this pink color, and the dark theme doesn’t have enough contrast
The light theme won mostly because I want to keep this pink color, and the dark theme doesn’t have enough contrast
January 3, 2024 at 11:59 PM
Thanks to your feedback (as well as on Threads, Mastodon and The Bad Place), I will probably settle on the following theme, minus some minor adjustments
The light theme won mostly because I want to keep this pink color, and the dark theme doesn’t have enough contrast
The light theme won mostly because I want to keep this pink color, and the dark theme doesn’t have enough contrast