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Raw data:
IF AIF DOC CIT D2Y C2Y SC(%) CiY II AII
19900.120.09193250600.04
19910.10.08365442400.04
19920.070.094446554010.020.05
19930.060.112255805030.140.05
19940.110.13127866700.05
19950.380.14272273413020.070.09
19960.260.1713113910020.150.09
19970.230.1811840900.09
19980.130.211060243050.50.14
19990.240.271341215050.380.16
20000.260.3731523600.15
20010.310.35016500.18
20020.390300.19
20030.420000.21
20040.450000.21
20050.450000.26
20060.480000.22
20070.410000.19
20080.410000.19
20090.370000.19
20100.280000.16
 
 
IF: Impact Factor: C2Y / D2Y
AIF: Average Impact Factor for series in RePEc in year y
DOC: Number of documents published in year y
CIT: Number of citations to the series in year y
D2Y: Number of articles published in y-1 plus y-2
C2Y: Cites in y to articles published in y-1 plus y-2
SC(%): Percentage of selft citations in y to articles published in y-1 plus y-2
CiY: Cites in year y to documents published in year y
IdI: Immediacy Index: CiY / Documents.
AII: Average Immediacy Index for series in RePEc in year y

 

Main indicators

Most cited documents in this series:
YearTitleCited
1995Evidence on the Role of Cash Flow for Investment.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-29 [Citation Analysis]
137
1988FINANCIAL FACTORS IN BUSINESS FLUCTUATIONS
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_88-37 [Citation Analysis]
52
1994Spillovers, Foreign Investment and Export Behavior.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-06 [Citation Analysis]
49
1998Valuing the Future: Economic Theory and Sustainability.
RePEc:fth:colubu:98-10 [Citation Analysis]
46
1988THE INFORMATION IN THE TERM STRUCTURE: SOME FURTHER RESULTS
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_88-26 [Citation Analysis]
39
1999Systematic Liquidity.
RePEc:fth:colubu:99-9 [Citation Analysis]
25
1990Do Winners Repeat? Patterns in Mutual Fund Behavior.
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_91-04 [Citation Analysis]
22
1991Monopolistic Competition, Business Cycles and the Composition of Aggregate Demand.
RePEc:fth:colubu:92-03 [Citation Analysis]
19
1989INSIDERS, OUTSIDERS AND MARKET BREAKDOWNS.
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_89-20 [Citation Analysis]
18
1995Wages and Foreign Ownership: A Comparative Study of Mexico, Venezuela, and the United States.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-21 [Citation Analysis]
17
1993Non-Walrassian Economies.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-02 [Citation Analysis]
17
1995Trade, Technology and Wage Inequality.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-20 [Citation Analysis]
16
2000Continuous-Time Methods in Finance: A Review and an Assessment.
RePEc:fth:colubu:00-03 [Citation Analysis]
15
1995Arbitrage-Based Tests of Target Zone Credibility: Evidence from ERM Cross-Rate Options.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-25 [Citation Analysis]
14
1991Short and Long Run Externalities.
RePEc:fth:colubu:91-18 [Citation Analysis]
12
1992The Equity Premium and the Allocation of Income Risk.
RePEc:fth:colubu:92-09 [Citation Analysis]
12
1995Technological Change and the Skill Acquisition of Young Workers.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-10 [Citation Analysis]
11
1995Optimal Investment Policies for a Firm with a Random Risk Process: Exponential Utility and Minimizing the Probability of Ruin.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-08 [Citation Analysis]
10
1988WHAT DOES THE TERM STRUCTURE TELL US ABOUT FUTURE INFLATION?
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_88-29 [Citation Analysis]
10
1993North-South Trade and the Dynamics of Renewable Resources.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-15 [Citation Analysis]
9
1994Sustainable Development and Social Choice.
RePEc:fth:colubu:94-02 [Citation Analysis]
9
1991An Empirical Examination of the Cox, Ingersoll and Ross Model of the Term Structure of Interest Rates.
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-24 [Citation Analysis]
9
1989OPTION LISTING AND STOCK RETURNS.
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_89-13 [Citation Analysis]
9
1993Computing Equilibria of Non-Optimal Economies.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-01a [Citation Analysis]
9
1998Social Security Moneys Worth.
RePEc:fth:colubu:98-05 [Citation Analysis]
8
1994Asset Pricing Implications of Real Market Frictions.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-04 [Citation Analysis]
8
1994Arbitrage Opportunities in Arbitrage-Free Models of Bond Pricing.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-02 [Citation Analysis]
8
1995Markets and Biodiversity.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-17 [Citation Analysis]
8
1989DID THE GREAT IRISH FAMINE MATTER?.
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_89-17 [Citation Analysis]
7
1991Methodological and Empirical Issues in Real Business Cycle Theory.
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_91-11 [Citation Analysis]
7
1999Execution Costs of Institutional Equity Orders.
RePEc:fth:colubu:99-1 [Citation Analysis]
6
1997The Economics of Increasing Returns
RePEc:fth:colubu:97-20 [Citation Analysis]
6
1992Existence and Optimality of a General Equilibrium with Endogenous Uncertainty.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-11 [Citation Analysis]
5
1993Intersecting Families of Sets and the Topology of Cones in Economics.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-17 [Citation Analysis]
5
1995Living with the Enemy: An Analysis of Foreign Investment in the Japanese Equity Market.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-15 [Citation Analysis]
5
1993Global Environment and North-South Trade.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-16 [Citation Analysis]
4
1992Long Run Effects of Business Cycles.
RePEc:fth:colubu:92-26 [Citation Analysis]
4
1993Attrition and Mutual Fund Performance.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-01 [Citation Analysis]
4
1996A Unified Perspective on Resource Allocation : Limited Arbitrage is Necessary and Sufficient for the Existence of a Competitive Equilibrium, the Core and Social Choice.
RePEc:fth:colubu:96-20 [Citation Analysis]
4
1992Testing the Predictive Power of Dividend Yields.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-03 [Citation Analysis]
4
1995Interpreting Sustainability.
RePEc:fth:colubu:95-24 [Citation Analysis]
4
1996The Prime Premium : Is Relationship Banking Too Costly for Some?
RePEc:fth:colubu:96-22 [Citation Analysis]
3
1988UNDERSTANDING REAL INTEREST RATES
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_88-40 [Citation Analysis]
3
1991Private Beliefs and Information Externalities in the Foreign Exchange Market.
RePEc:fth:colubu:91-17 [Citation Analysis]
3
1992Limited Arbitrage is Necessary and Sufficient for the Existence of a Competitive Equilibrium.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-14 [Citation Analysis]
3
1992Reputation, Renegotiation, and the Choice Between Bank Loans and Publicity Traded Debt.
RePEc:fth:colubu:92-24 [Citation Analysis]
3
1988HORIZONTAL MERGERS AND THE MARKET VALUE OF RIVALS: THE IN PLAY EFFECT
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_88-03 [Citation Analysis]
3
1990TESTING THE PREDICTIVE POWER OF DIVIDEND YIELDS.
RePEc:fth:colubu:fb-_90-12 [Citation Analysis]
3
1993Financial Markets in Transition -- or the Decline of Commercial Banking.
RePEc:fth:colubu:93-06 [Citation Analysis]
3
1999Valuing Ecosystem Services.
RePEc:fth:colubu:98-12 [Citation Analysis]
3

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