The econometrics of financial markets by A. Craig MacKinlay, Andrew W. Lo, Andrew Y. Lo, John Y. Campbell

The econometrics of financial markets



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The econometrics of financial markets A. Craig MacKinlay, Andrew W. Lo, Andrew Y. Lo, John Y. Campbell ebook
ISBN: 0691043019, 9780691043012
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