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Testing the risk premium and cost-of-carry hypotheses for currency futures contracts

JOHN M. SEQUEIRA
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MICHAEL McALEER
Pages 277-289 | Published online: 07 Oct 2010

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Roselyne Joyeux & George Milunovich. (2010) Testing market efficiency in the EU carbon futures market. Applied Financial Economics 20:10, pages 803-809.
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Janchung Wang & Hsinan Hsu. (2006) Degree of market imperfection and the pricing of stock index futures. Applied Financial Economics 16:3, pages 245-258.
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Clinton Watkins & Michael McAleer. (2002) Cointegration analysis of metals futures. Mathematics and Computers in Simulation 59:1-3, pages 207-221.
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