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Year: 2005
Journal: American Economic Review
Authors: Hanno Lustig; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2008
Journal: Review of Asset Pricing Studies
Authors: Hanno Lustig; Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2008
Journal: Review of Financial Studies
Authors: Hanno Lustig; Nikolai Roussanov; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2008
Journal: American Economic Review
Authors: Hanno Lustig; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2009
Journal: No Journal Matched
Authors: Emmanuel Farhi; Samuel Paul Fraiberger; Xavier Gabaix; Romain Rancière; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2009
Journal: No Journal Matched
Authors: Emmanuel Farhi; Samuel P. Fraiberger; Xavier Gabaix; Romain Rancière; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2010
Journal: Journal of Financial Economics
Authors: Hanno Lustig; Nikolai Roussanov; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2011
Journal: Journal of International Economics
Authors: Francois Gourio; Michael Siemer; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2012
Journal: Review of Asset Pricing Studies
Authors: Hanno Lustig; Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2013
Journal: American Economic Review
Authors: Hanno Lustig; Andreas Stathopoulos; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2016
Journal: American Economic Review
Authors: Hanno Lustig; Adrien Verdelhan
Year: 2017
Journal: Journal of Finance
Authors: Wenxin Du; Alexander Tepper; Adrien Verdelhan
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