Annual Conference

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Accounting, Senior Fellows/Fellows

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May 2017

Why Do Publicly Listed Firms Evade Taxes? Evidence from China

Bin KE, Yao ZHANG, Travis CHOW, Hongqi YUAN
Taking advantage of the mandatory disclosure of detected corporate tax evasions in China, we examine why publicly listed firms evade taxes. Different from most prior studies that focus on corporate income tax avoidance, we consider tax evasions related to both income taxes and non-income taxes. We a...
Keywords: tax avoidance, Tax evasion, China, SOE
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Annual Conference

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Investment Finance, Senior Fellows/Fellows

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May 2016

Why Do Option Prices Predict Stock Returns? The Role of Price Pressure in the Stock Market

Luis GONCALVES-PINTO, Allaudeen HAMEED, Thijs VAN DER HEIJDEN, Yichao ZHU, Bruce GRUNDY
The distance between option-implied and traded stock prices (DOTS) predicts future stock returns. A trading strategy based on DOTS yields an alpha of 85 basis points on the day after portfolio formation. We show that DOTS is strongly related to return reversals, order imbalances, and transaction cos...
Keywords: Price Pressure, Put-Call Parity, return predictability, Informed Trading
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Senior Fellows/Fellows

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Senior Fellows/Fellows

Why Do Option Prices Predict Stock Returns

Luis GONCALVES-PINTO, Allaudeen HAMEED, Thijs VAN DER HEIJDEN, Yichao ZHU
Disagreement between the stock and options markets about the stock’s value can reflect both informed trading in options and temporary price pressure in stocks. We document that the dis-agreement is strongly related to return reversals, order imbalances, and illiquidity in stocks, and weakly relat...
Keywords: Price Pressure, Put-Call Parity, return predictability, Informed Trading
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Commentaries

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2020, Pandemic

Why China Needs to Push for a Global Debt Standstill

Chang-Tai HSIEH
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Webinar Series

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Innovation, Productivity and Challenges in the Digital Era: Asia and Beyond

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Oct 2022

Why Are Small Businesses Slow to Adopt Profitable Opportunities?

Sean HIGGINS, Paul J. GERTLER, Ulrike MALMENDIER, Waldo OJEDA
Why are small businesses often slow to adopt new profitable opportunities, even in the absence of informational frictions, fixed costs, or misaligned incentives? We explore three potential mechanisms: present bias, memory, and trust in other firms. In partnership with a financial technology (FinTech...
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