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| Possible reasons include long-standing trends in trade and investment interaction, the more recent convergence in monetary policies and the almost universal process of microeconomic reform flowing from the crises themselves. [...] This suggests that at least some markets have become more isolated following these macroeconomic shocks. The findings obtained in this chapter have obvious implications, amongst other things, for the purported benefits of international portfolio diversification among the several Asian equity markets. As a result, the strong linkages among the national markets would indicate that the returns from such a strategy have diminished markedly. However, the results also suggest that opportunities for diversification may still exist, especially in some of the smaller markets. In the pre-crisis period most Asian equity markets were relatively isolated from each other or were subject to only a few direct extreme events. One of the most interesting findings concerns the change in the most influential markets, as measured by the functional tail dependence, in the [post-crisis period as compared to the pre-crisis period.] | Possible reasons include long-standing trends in trade and investment interaction, the more recent convergence in monetary policies and the almost universal process of microeconomic reform flowing from the crises themselves. [...] This suggests that at least some markets have become more isolated following these macroeconomic shocks.
The findings obtained in this paper have obvious implications, amongst other things, for the purported benefits of international portfolio diversification among the several Asian equity markets. In effect, the strong linkages among the national markets would indicate that the returns from such a strategy have diminished markedly. However, the results also suggest that opportunities for diversification may still exist, especially in some of the smaller markets. In the pre-crisis period most Asian equity markets were relatively isolated from each other or were subject to only a few direct causal links. One of the most interesting findings concerns the change in the most influential markets, as measured by causal links, in the post-crisis period as compared to the pre-crisis period. |
Keine Kennzeichnung als Zitat, trotz fast vollständiger Übereinstimmung, keine Quellenangabe. Die Passage dient Rh als wesentlicher abschließender Bestandteil seiner "Conclusions" zu den Ergebnissen des Kapitels 3 seiner Dissertation. Umgekehrt stellen sie die "Conclusions" der Quelle dar. |
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