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Volume 1 (2003)
The Incremental Information Content of Capital Expenditures

Mohammad Esmaeel Fadaie Nejad; Ali Akbar Arbabian

Volume 4, Issue 13 , April 2006, Pages 113-138

Abstract
  This study examines whether capital expenditures provide value relevant information which is incremental to that of current earnings. Models in accounting or capital expenditures yield information about a firm's future earnings that is not captured by current earnings, as managers respond to private ...  Read More

Relationship between inflation with TEPIX and TEDPIX

Majid Shariatpanahi; Mostafa Bayati

Volume 4, Issue 13 , April 2006, Pages 139-154

Abstract
  Different explanations have been suggested for the puzzling negative relationship observed between stock returns and inflation. The most popular ones have been the Tax - Effects Hypothesis (Feldstein (1980)), the Proxy Hypothesis (Fama, 198l), and the Reverse Causality Hypothesis (Geske and Roll, l 983). ...  Read More

A Survey of TEPIX Efficiency

Mohammad Reza Sarebanha; Mohammad Hossein Ghaemi; Farshad Salim

Volume 4, Issue 13 , April 2006, Pages 156-184

Abstract
  This paper is aimed to respond to a general question about the capacity and potency of Tehran Stock Exchange Price Index (TEPIX) - an all-share Index- indicating future movement of the market and economy as a leading indicator. In one sense, whether the index (TEPIX) is efficient to serve as a benchmark ...  Read More