HB Economic Theory

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A computational valuation model is developed to predict discrepancies between choices and valuations in economic experiments. The model is based on Boundedly Rational Expected Utility Theory (Navarro-Martinez et al., 2017) and predicts average certainty equivalents for monetary …

This thesis comprises three independent chapters, spanning the range of my interests. The first chapter provides estimates of the causal effects of social ties on aggregate, firm level and individual level economic outcomes. The second chapter is a first step at understanding th…

The thesis consists of three chapters with Chapters 2 and 3 providing experimental evidence on the role of cheap-talk and a third party recommendation in reducing or aggravating conflict. Chapter 1 surveys the theoretical, empirical and experimental literature on the determinant…

This study initially aimed to evaluate dynamic capability theory using a longitudinal empirical case of a highly successful FTSE-100 company operating within a volatile market. Using a range of rich qualitative data to open the “black box”, dynamic capabilities theory is extende…

A sizeable stream of theoretical and empirical research in corporate finance reveals that corporate investment and financing activities in capital markets occur in waves through time, which are accompanied with many abnormal phenomena surrounding and after the announcement of ev…

This thesis studies the momentum effect in the UK stock market. The momentum effect is found to be a persistent yet not fully stable phenomenon in the UK stock market and its dynamics is at least partially conditional on the stability of the stock market. When the stock market i…

This thesis presents some extensions to the current literature in high-dimensional static factor models. When the cross-section dimension (represented by N hence-forth) is very large, the standard assumption for each common factor is to have the number of non-zero loadings grow …