Dr. Nicholas Apergis
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Dr. Nicholas Apergis

Professor
Northumbria University, United Kingdom

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Macroeconomics from Fordham University, New York, USA

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Biography

Dr. Nicholas Apergis is currently working as Professor at Northumbria University England. He obtained his PhD in Macroeconomics Fordham University, New York, USA in 1992. In past he worked as Visiting Research Professor at Curtin University, Professor at University of Piraeus, State University of New York at New Paltz, and Fordham University and Manhattan College, and Lecturer, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor at University of Macedonia Greece. His area of research interest related to Applied Macroeconomics and Macro Finance, Open Economy, Macroeconomics. He has published 237 articles in journals, 1 Monograph, 53 articles in conferences as author/co-author. He is also member of editorial board in number of journals. He is also serving as referee in number of journals. He is professional member of American Economic Association, Atlantic Economic Association, European Economic Association, Academy of Economics and Finance, Greek Financial Association, and Founder of the European-Asian Economics and Finance Association.

Area of Interest:

Economics
100%
Applied Macroeconomics
62%
Macro Finance
90%
Open Economy
75%
Macroeconomics
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

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Selected Publications

  1. Tiwari, A.K., N. Apergis and O.R. Olayeni, 2015. Renewable and nonrenewable energy production and economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa: A hidden cointegration analysis. Applied Econ., 47: 861-882.
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  2. Apergis, N., S.M. Miller and E. Alevizopoulou, 2015. The bank lending channel and monetary policy rules for Eurozone banks: Further extensions. B.E. J. Macroecon., 15: 93-112.
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  3. Apergis, N., N. Bowden and J.E. Payne, 2015. Downstream integration of natural gas prices across U.S. states: Evidence from deregulation regime shifts. Energy Econ., 49: 82-92.
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  4. Apergis, N., C. Christou, J.E. Payne and J.W. Saunoris, 2015. The change in real interest rate persistence in OECD countries: Evidence from modified panel ratio tests. J. Applied Stat., 42: 202-213.
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  5. Apergis, N., B.D. Simo-Kengne and R. Gupta, 2015. Convergence in provincial-level South African house prices: Evidence from the club convergence and clustering procedure. Rev. Urban Regional Dev. Stud., 27: 2-17.
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  6. Apergis, N., 2015. The role of FOMC minutes for US asset prices before and after the 2008 crisis: Evidence from GARCH volatility modeling. Q. Rev. Econ. Finance, 55: 100-107.
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  7. Apergis, N., 2015. Labor income tax and output in a panel of Central and Eastern European countries: A long-run perspective. Int. Adv. Econ. Res., 21: 1-12.
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  8. Apergis, N., 2015. Financial portfolio choice: Do business cycle regimes matter? Panel evidence from international household surveys. J. Int. Financial Markets Inst. Money, 34: 14-27.
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  9. Apergis, N., 2015. Does renewables production affect income inequality? Evidence from an international panel of countries. Applied Econ. Lett., 22: 865-868.
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  10. Apergis, N., 2015. Asymmetric real exchange rate pass-through and poverty in China: Evidence from a nonlinear model. Applied Econ. Lett., (In Press). 10.1080/13504851.2014.990615.
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  11. Apergis, N. and Y. Georgellis, 2015. Does happiness converge? J. Happiness Stud., 16: 67-76.
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  12. Apergis, N. and S. Eleftheriou, 2015. Renewable energy consumption, political and institutional factors: Evidence from a group of European, Asian and Latin American countries. Singapore Econ. Rev., Vol. 60, No. 1. 10.1142/S0217590815500083.
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  13. Apergis, N. and M.L. Polemis, 2015. The competitive conditions in the OECD manufacturing industry. Applied Econ., 47: 779-797.
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  14. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2015. Renewable energy, output, carbon dioxide emissions and oil prices: Evidence from South America. Energy Sour. Part B: Econ. Plann. Policy, 10: 281-287.
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  15. Apergis, N. and A.N. Ajmi, 2015. Systemic sovereign risk and asset prices: Evidence from the CDS market, stressed European economies and nonlinear causality tests. Czech J. Econ. Finance, 65: 127-143.
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  16. Apergis, N. and A. Cooray, 2015. The dynamics of Greek public debt-evidence from simultaneous and structural VAR models. Applied Econ., 47: 967-980.
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  17. Aslan, A., N. Apergis and S. Yildirim, 2014. Causality between energy consumption and GDP in the U.S.: Evidence from wavelet analysis. Front. Energy, 8: 1-8.
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  18. Aslan, A., N. Apergis and M. Topcu, 2014. Banking development and energy consumption: Evidence from a panel of Middle Eastern countries. Energy, 72: 427-433.
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  19. Apergis, N., R.K. Goel and J.E. Payne, 2014. Dynamics of U.S. state cigarette consumption: Evidence from panel error correction modeling. Atlantic Econ. J., 42: 3-20.
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  20. Apergis, N., R. Gupta and S.D. Beatrice, 2014. The long-run relationship between consumption, house prices and stock prices in South Africa: Evidence from provincial-level data. J. Real Estate Liter., 22: 83-99.
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  21. Apergis, N., O. Dincer and J.E. Payne, 2014. Economic freedom and income inequality revisited: Evidence from a panel error correction model. Contemp. Econ. Policy, 32: 67-75.
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  22. Apergis, N., G. El-Montasser, E. Sekyere, A.N. Ajmi and R. Gupta, 2014. Dutch disease effect of oil rents on agriculture value added in Middle East and North African (MENA) countries. Energy Econ., 45: 485-490.
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  23. Apergis, N., C. Christou, C. Hassapis and S. Johnson, 2014. New empirical evidence on international earnings to price ratio convergence in the European Union. Int. J. Bus. Finance Res., 23: 32-41.
  24. Apergis, N., C. Christou and S.M. Miller, 2014. Country and industry convergence of equity markets: International evidence from club convergence and clustering. North Am. J. Econ. Finance, 29: 36-58.
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  25. Apergis, N., C. Christou and K. Hassapis, 2014. Old wine in a new bottle: Accounting standards convergence dynamics-international evidence from club convergence and clustering. J. Account. Organiz. Change, 27: 1-14.
  26. Apergis, N., C. Christou and J.E. Payne, 2014. Precious metal markets, stock markets and the macroeconomic environment: A FAVAR model approach. Applied Financial Econ., 24: 691-703.
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  27. Apergis, N., 2014. The role of circuit breakers in the oil futures market. J. Econ. Finance, (In Press). 10.1007/s12197-014-9307-1.
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  28. Apergis, N., 2014. The long-term role of non-traditional banking in profitability and risk profiles: Evidence from a panel of U.S. banking institutions. J. Int. Money Finance, 45: 61-73.
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  29. Apergis, N., 2014. Portfolio choice and investments in renewable energy: Evidence from US household surveys. J. Applied Bus. Res., 30: 379-386.
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  30. Apergis, N., 2014. Can gold prices forecast the Australian dollar movements? Int. Rev. Econ. Finance, 29: 75-82.
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  31. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2014. The oil curse, institutional quality and growth in MENA countries: Evidence from time-varying cointegration. Energy Econ., 46: 1-9.
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  32. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2014. The causal dynamics between renewable energy, real GDP, emissions and oil prices: Evidence from OECD countries. Applied Econ., 46: 4519-4525.
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  33. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2014. Resurrecting the size effect: Evidence from a panel nonlinear cointegration model for the G7 stock markets. Rev. Financial Econ., 23: 46-53.
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  34. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2014. Renewable energy, output, CO2 emissions and fossil fuel prices in Central America: Evidence from a nonlinear panel smooth transition vector error correction model. Energy Econ., 42: 226-232.
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  35. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2014. European banking authority stress tests and bank failure: Evidence from credit risk and macroeconomic factors. Banking Finance Rev., 5: 1-14.
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  36. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2014. An exploratory analysis of electricity consumption and stock prices: Evidence from OECD countries. Energy Sour. Part B: Econ. Plann. Policy, 9: 70-78.
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  37. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2014. A time varying coefficient approach to the renewable and non-renewable electricity consumption-growth nexus: Evidence from a panel of emerging market economies. Energy Sour. Part B: Econ. Plann. Policy, 9: 101-107.
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  38. Apergis, N. and J. Sorros, 2014. The role of R&D expenses for profitability: Evidence from U.S. fossil and renewable energy firms. Int. J. Econ. Finance, 6: 8-15.
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  39. Apergis, N. and I. Fafaliou, 2014. The determinants of business start-ups in tertiary education: Evidence for Greece through a panel data approach. J. Econ. Finance, 38: 287-301.
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  40. Apergis, N. and E. Mamatzakis, 2014. What are the driving factors behind the rise of spreads and CDS of euro-area sovereign bonds? A FAVAR model for Greece and Ireland. Int. J. Econ. Bus. Res., 7: 104-120.
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  41. Apergis, N. and C. Christou, 2014. The bank lending channel and monetary policy rules: The role of the binding zero lower bound. J. Bus. Econ. Stud., 20: 24-44.
  42. Apergis, N. and A. Cooray, 2014. Convergence in sovereign debt ratios across heavily indebted EU countries: Evidence from club convergence. Applied Econ. Lett., 21: 786-788.
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  43. Ajmi, A.N. and N. Apergis, 2014. Money demand causality for ten asian countries: evidence from linear and nonlinear causality tests. Contemp. Stud. Econ. Financial Anal., 96: 193-210.
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  44. Apergis, N., S. Eleftheriou and J.E. Payne, 2013. The relationship between international financial reporting standards, carbon emissions and R&D expenditures: Evidence from European manufacturing firms. Ecol. Econ., 88: 57-66.
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  45. Apergis, N., D. Asteriou and K. Papathoma, 2013. The explanatory variables of outward foreign direct investment: Panel evidence. Am. J. Econ. Bus. Admin., 4: 207-215.
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  46. Apergis, N., C. Christou and C. Hassapis, 2013. Convergence in public expenditures across EU countries: Evidence from club convergence. Econ. Finance Res., 1: 45-59.
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  47. Apergis, N., 2013. The domestic Balassa-Samuelson effect of inflation for the Greek economy. Applied Econ., 45: 3288-3294.
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  48. Apergis, N., 2013. Health expenses: Evidence from the club clustering approach. Int. Adv. Econ. Res., 19: 399-407.
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  49. Apergis, N. and V. Monastiriotis, 2013. Price concentration: New evidence from Greek industries and the cournot model. Econ. Pap.: J. Applied Econ. Policy, 32: 265-271.
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  50. Apergis, N. and S. Eleftheriou, 2013. A value or a growth strategy? Empirical evidence from a panel of Greek listed firms. J. Econ. Financial Modell., 1: 36-42.
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  51. Apergis, N. and P. Padhi, 2013. Health expenses and economic growth: Convergence dynamics across the Indian States. Int. J. Health Care Finance Econ., 13: 261-277.
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  52. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2013. The information and predictive content of the baltic dry index. Int. J. Financial Stud., 1: 1-16.
  53. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2013. Another look at the electricity consumption-growth nexus in South America. Energy Sour. Part B: Econ. Plann. Policy, 8: 171-178.
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  54. Apergis, N. and J. Sorros, 2013. The role of fixed capital depreciations for TFP growth: Evidence from firm level panel data estimates. J. Econ. Finance, 37: 606-621.
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  55. Apergis, N. and E. Alevizopoulou, 2013. Credit frictions and the bank lending channel: Evidence from a group of European banks. J. Finance Econ., 1: 1-13.
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  56. Apergis, N. and D. Voliotis, 2013. Spillover effects between fossil energy prices and non-energy commodity prices: Further evidence from world spot markets. Int. J. Global Energy Issues, 36: 293-311.
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  57. Apergis, N. and D. Papoulakos, 2013. The New Zealand dollar and milk prices. Int. J. Financial Serv. Manage., 6: 1-16.
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  58. Apergis, N. and D. Papoulakos, 2013. The Australian dollar and gold prices. Open Econ. J., 6: 1-10.
  59. Apergis, N. and C.F. Tang, 2013. Is the energy-led growth hypothesis valid? New evidence from a sample of 85 countries. Energy Econ., 38: 24-31.
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  60. Apergis, N., P. Artikis and E. Mamatzakis, 2012. Is weather important for US banking? A study of bank loan inefficiency. J. Applied Finance Banking, 2: 1-38.
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  61. Apergis, N., O.C. Dincer and J.E. Payne, 2012. Live free or bribe: On the causal dynamics between economic freedom and corruption in U.S. states. Eur. J. Polit. Econ., 28: 215-226.
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  62. Apergis, N., J.E. Payne and J.W. Saunoris, 2012. Tax-spend nexus in Greece: Are there asymmetries? J. Econ. Stud., 39: 327-336.
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  63. Apergis, N., J.E. Payne and C. Tsoumas, 2012. Bank's management and credit rating change: Evidence from the US banking industry. Banking Finance Rev., 4: 1-24.
  64. Apergis, N., G.K. Zestos and D.S. Shaltayev, 2012. Do market fundamentals determine the Dollar-Euro exchange rate? J. Policy Modeling, 34: 1-15.
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  65. Apergis, N., G. Artikis, S. Eleftheriou and J. Sorros, 2012. Accounting information, the cost of capital and excess stock returns: The role of earnings quality-evidence from panel data. Int. Bus. Res., 5: 123-135.
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  66. Apergis, N., G. Artikis, S. Eleftheriou and J. Sorros, 2012. Accounting information and excess stock returns: The role of the cost of capital-new evidence from US firm-level data. Applied Financial Econ., 22: 321-329.
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  67. Apergis, N., C. Christou and S. Miller, 2012. Convergence patterns in financial development: Evidence from club convergence. Empir. Econ., 43: 1011-1040.
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  68. Apergis, N., C. Christou and S. Johnson, 2012. Any convergence or divergence patterns in earnings to price ratios? International evidence from the club convergence and clustering procedure. Int. J. Finance, 4: 46-58.
  69. Apergis, N., C. Christou and J. Payne, 2012. Convergence patterns in equity markets: International evidence from the club convergence and clustering procedure. Adv. Invest. Anal. Portfolio Manage., 5: 117-151.
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  70. Apergis, N., A. Gabrielsen, J.E. Payne and P. Zagaglia, 2012. Convergence and clustering of Tier 1 capital in the European banking sector: A non-linear factor approach. Int. J. Monetary Econ. Finance, 5: 210-221.
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  71. Apergis, N., A. Gabrielsen, J. Payne and P. Zagaglia, 2012. Testing for convergence in the european insurance sector: A non-linear factor approach. Asian J. Finance Account., 4: 1-17.
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  72. Apergis, N., 2012. Financial crisis and the real estate market in Greece: The impact on bank stock prices. Int. J. Econ. Bus. Res., 4: 530-539.
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  73. Apergis, N. and S. Eleftheriou, 2012. The role of macroeconomic factors in explaining the cost of capital: Evidence from a group of emerging economies. Asian J. Finance Account., 4: 313-329.
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  74. Apergis, N. and S. Eleftheriou, 2012. Credit risk: The role of market, accounting and macroeconomic information-evidence from US firms and a FAVAR model. Int. J. Banking Account. Finance, 4: 315-341.
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  75. Apergis, N. and P. Artikis, 2012. Weather conditions and the bank lending channel: A GMM approach from US banking. Int. J. Financial Res., 3: 17-34.
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  76. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2012. Tourism and growth in the Caribbean-evidence from a panel error correction model. Tourism Econ., 18: 449-456.
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  77. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2012. The electricity consumption-growth nexus: Renewable versus non-renewable electricity in Central America. Energy Sour. Part B: Econ. Plann. Policy, 7: 423-431.
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  78. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2012. Renewable and non-renewable energy consumption-growth nexus: Evidence from a panel error correction model. Energy Econ., 34: 733-738.
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  79. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2012. Convergence in U.S. house prices by state: Evidence from the club convergence and clustering procedure. Lett. Spatial Resour. Sci., 5: 103-111.
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  80. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2012. A global perspective on the renewable energy consumption-growth nexus. Energy Sour. Part B: Econ. Plann. Policy, 7: 314-322.
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  81. Apergis, N. and J. Sorros, 2012. Fixed capital depreciations and TFP growth: Evidence from firm's economic balances. Aestimatio: IEB Int. J. Finance, 4: 28-51.
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  82. Apergis, N. and E. Alevizopoulou, 2012. The bank lending channel and monetary policy rules: Evidence from European banks. Int. Adv. Econ. Res., 18: 1-14.
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  83. Apergis, N. and D. Witkowska, 2012. Mean reversion or efficiency? New tests and evidence from CEE markets. Empir. Econ. Lett., 11: 341-348.
  84. Apergis, N. and D. Danuletiu, 2012. Energy consumption and growth in Romania: Evidence from a panel error correction model. Int. J. Energy Econ. Policy, 2: 348-356.
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  85. Apergis, N. and C. Tsoumas, 2012. Long memory and disaggregated energy consumption: Evidence from fossils, coal and electricity retail in the U.S. Energy Econ., 34: 1082-1087.
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  86. Apergis, N. and C. Christou, 2012. Dependency rate and savings: The African evidence with panel data. Int. J. Bus. Manage., 7: 84-95.
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  87. Apergis, N. and A. Gabrielsen, 2012. The bank lending channel and lunar phases: Evidence from a panel of European banks. J. Finance Invest. Anal., 1: 1-19.
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  88. Apergis, N. and A. Gabrielsen, 2012. Optimal hedge ratio estimation during the credit crisis: An application of higher moments. Front. Finance Econ., 9: 64-84.
  89. Apergis, N., P. Artikis and J. Sorros, 2011. Asset pricing and foreign exchange risk. Res. Int. Bus. Finance, 25: 308-328.
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  90. Apergis, N., O. Dincer and J.E. Payne, 2011. On the dynamics of poverty and income inequality in US states. J. Econ. Stud., 38: 132-143.
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  91. Apergis, N., J. Sorros, P. Artikis and V. Zisis, 2011. Bankruptcy probability and stock prices: The effect of Altman Z-score information on stock prices through panel data. J. Mod. Account. Audit., 7: 689-696.
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  92. Apergis, N., G. Artikis, S. Eleftheriou and J. Sorros, 2011. Accounting information and cost of capital: A theoretical approach. Mod. Econ., 2: 589-596.
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  93. Apergis, N., G. Artikis and S. Eleftheriou, 2011. The role of macroeconomic factors for excess returns: Evidence from a group of emerging economies. J. Account. Finance Econ., 1: 1-12.
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  94. Apergis, N., E. Mamatzakis and C. Staikouras, 2011. Testing for regime changes in Greek Sovereign debt crisis. Int. Adv. Econ. Res., 17: 258-273.
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  95. Apergis, N., C. Christou and J. Payne, 2011. Political and institutional factors in the convergence of international equity markets: Evidence from the club convergence and clustering procedure. Atlantic Econ. J., 39: 7-18.
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  96. Apergis, N., C. Christou and C. Tsoumas, 2011. Fractional integration and U.S. disaggregated natural gas energy consumption: New evidence in the presence of structural breaks. Empir. Econ. Lett., 10: 835-841.
  97. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2011. The renewable energy consumption-growth nexus in Central America. Applied Energy, 88: 343-347.
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  98. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2011. Renewable and non-renewable electricity consumption-growth nexus: Evidence from emerging market economies. Applied Energy, 88: 5226-5230.
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  99. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2011. On the causal dynamics between renewable and non-renewable energy consumption and economic growth in developed and developing countries. Energy Syst., 2: 299-312.
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  100. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2011. A dynamic panel study of economic development and the electricity consumption-growth nexus. Energy Econ., 33: 770-781.
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  101. Apergis, N. and J. Sorros, 2011. Long-term debt and the value of the firm, evidence from international listed manufacturing firms. Rev. Econ. Finance, 1: 60-72.
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  102. Apergis, N. and J. Payne, 2011. Renewable energy consumption, growth and economic development: An exploratory panel analysis. Adv. Energy Res., 9: 359-372.
  103. Apergis, N. and J. Payne, 2011. Renewable energy consumption, growth and economic development: An explanatory panel analysis. Adv. Energy Res., 9: 1-14.
  104. Apergis, N. and E. Alevizopoulou, 2011. Bank efficiency: Evidence from a panel of European banks. Panoeconomicus, 58: 329-341.
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  105. Apergis, N. and E. Alevizopoulou, 2011. Bank efficiency and the bank lending channel: Evidence from a panel of European banks. Global Bus. Econ. Anthol., 11: 30-43.
  106. Apergis, N. and C. Tsoumas, 2011. Integration properties of disaggregated solar, geothermal and biomass energy consumption in the U.S. Energy Policy, 39: 5474-5479.
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  107. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2011. Food price volatility and macroeconomic factors: Evidence from GARCH and GARCH-X estimates. J. Agric. Applied Econ., 43: 95-110.
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  108. Apergis, N. and A. Panethimitakis, 2011. Stylised facts of Greek business cycles: New evidence from aggregate and across regimes data. Int. J. Econ. Bus. Res., 3: 147-165.
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  109. Apergis, N. and A. Lake, 2011. Credit default swaps and stock prices: Further evidence of mean and volatility transmission using a GARCH-M model. China-USA Bus. Rev., 5: 1-16.
  110. Antzoulatos, A.A., A. Nicholas and C. Tsoumas, 2011. Financial structure and industrial structure. Bull. Econ. Res., 63: 109-139.
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  111. Apergis, N., O.C. Dincer and J.E. Payne, 2010. The relationship between corruption and income inequality in U.S. states: Evidence from a panel cointegration and error correction model. Public Choice, 145: 125-135.
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  112. Apergis, N., J.E. Payne, K. Menyah and Y. Wolde-Rufael, 2010. On the causal dynamics between emissions, nuclear energy, renewable energy, and economic growth. Ecol. Econ., 69: 2255-2260.
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  113. Apergis, N., E. Panopoulou and C. Tsoumas, 2010. Old wine in a new bottle: Growth convergence dynamics in the EU. Atlantic Econ. J., 38: 169-181.
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  114. Apergis, N., D. Loomis and J.E. Payne, 2010. Are shocks to natural gas consumption temporary or permanent? Evidence from a panel of U.S. states. Energy Policy, 38: 4734-4736.
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  115. Apergis, N., D. Loomis and J.E. Payne, 2010. Are fluctuations in coal consumption transitory or permanent? Evidence from a panel of US states. Applied Energy, 87: 2424-2426.
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  116. Apergis, N., 2010. Ted spreads and monetary policy: Has the financial crisis signalled significant monetary policy changes? Empir. Econ. Lett., 9: 20-26.
  117. Apergis, N., 2010. Old wine in a new bottle: Are financial variables omitted variables in the production function? Res. World Econ., 1: 2-9.
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  118. Apergis, N., 2010. Nonlinearities between oil spot and futures markets: Evidence from intraday data. Chin. Bus. Rev., 4: 23-30.
  119. Apergis, N. and V. Pekka-Economou, 2010. Incentives and female entrepreneurial activity: Evidence from panel firm level data. Int. Adv. Econ. Res., 16: 371-387.
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  120. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2010. The emissions, energy consumption and growth nexus: Evidence from the commonwealth of independent states. Energy Policy, 38: 650-655.
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  121. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2010. The causal dynamics between coal consumption and growth: Evidence from emerging market economies. Applied Energy, 87: 1972-1977.
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  122. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2010. Structural breaks and petroleum consumption in US states: Are shocks transitory or permanent? Energy Policy, 38: 6375-6378.
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  123. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2010. Renewable energy consumption and growth in Eurasia. Energy Econ., 32: 1392-1397.
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  124. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2010. Renewable energy consumption and economic growth: Evidence from a panel of OECD countries. Energy Policy, 38: 656-660.
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  125. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2010. Natural gas consumption and economic growth: A panel investigation of 67 countries. Applied Energy, 87: 2759-2763.
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  126. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2010. Energy consumption and growth in South America: Evidence from a panel error correction model. Energy Econ., 32: 1421-1426.
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  127. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2010. Coal consumption and economic growth: Evidence from a panel of OECD countries. Energy Policy, 38: 1353-1359.
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  128. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2010. A panel study of nuclear energy consumption and economic growth. Energy Econ., 32: 545-549.
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  129. Apergis, N. and J. Sorros, 2010. Disaggregated earnings and stock prices: Evidence from international listed shipping firms. Int. Adv. Econ. Res., 16: 269-281.
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  130. Apergis, N., S. Miller, A. Panethimitakis and T. Vamvakidis, 2009. Inflation targeting and output growth: Evidence from aggregate European data. Econ. Financial Modell., 11: 36-54.
  131. Apergis, N., C. Economidou and I. Filippidis, 2009. International technology spillovers, human capital and productivity linkages: Evidence from the industrial sector. Empirica, 36: 365-387.
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  132. Apergis, N., 2009. Technology, human capital and growth: Further evidence from threshold cointegration. Open Econ. J., 2: 80-86.
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  133. Apergis, N., 2009. Foreign direct investment inward and outward; evidence from panel data, developed and developing economies and open and closed economies. Am. Econ., 53: 21-27.
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  134. Apergis, N., 2009. Demand and supply oil shocks and stock prices: Evidence from panel data and variance decomposition tests. J. Money Invest. Banking, 3: 1-14.
  135. Apergis, N., 2009. Bank profitability over different business cycles regimes: Evidence from panel threshold models. Banks Bank Syst., 4: 59-70.
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  136. Apergis, N. and S.M. Miller, 2009. Do structural oil-market shocks affect stock prices? Energy Econ., 31: 569-575.
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  137. Apergis, N. and S. Eleftheriou, 2009. Firm profitability and stock returns: Is there any role of the firm size? A panel data approach. Int. J. Econ. Issues, 34: 56-73.
  138. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2009. Energy consumption and economic growth: Evidence from the Commonwealth of Independent States. Energy Econ., 31: 641-647.
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  139. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2009. Energy consumption and economic growth in Central America: Evidence from a panel cointegration and error correction model. Energy Econ., 31: 211-216.
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  140. Apergis, N. and J.E. Payne, 2009. CO2 emissions, energy usage and output in Central America. Energy Policy, 37: 3282-3286.
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  141. Apergis, N. and J. Sorros, 2009. The role of disaggregated earnings for stock prices: Evidence from listed shipping firms and panel tests. Res. Applied Econ., 1: 1-24.
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  142. Apergis, N. and C. Tsoumas, 2009. A survey of the Feldstein-Horioka puzzle: What has been done and where we stand. Res. Econ., 63: 64-76.
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  143. Apergis, N., K. Lyroudi and T. Vamvakidis, 2008. The relationship between foreign direct investment and economic growth: Evidence from transition countries. Trans. Stud. Rev., 15: 37-51.
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  144. Apergis, N., K. Lyroudi and A. Sfetsos, 2008. Private and government consumption in transitional economies: A panel data analysis. J. Econ. Dev., 33: 113-131.
  145. Apergis, N., C. Economidou and I. Filippidis, 2008. Innovation, technology transfer and labor productivity linkages: Evidence from a panel of manufacturing industries. Rev. World Econ., 144: 491-508.
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  146. Apergis, N., 2008. Foreign direct investment inward and foreign direct investment outward: Evidence from panel unit root and cointegration tests with a certain number of structural changes. Global Econ. J., Vol. 8, No. 1. 10.2202/1524-5861.1314.
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  147. Apergis, N. and P. Alexakis, 2008. Stock returns and expected output: Evidence from the G7 economies. Int. J. Econ. Res., 8: 25-39.
  148. Apergis, N. and I. Theodosiou, 2008. The employment-wage relationship: Was Keynes right after all? Am. Rev. Political Econ., 6: 40-50.
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  149. Apergis, N., K. Lyroudi and D. McCarty, 2007. The role of liquidity for the UK companies: A panel cointegration and causality approach. Asian-Afr. J. Econ. Econometrics, 8: 20-32.
  150. Apergis, N., I. Filippidis and C. Economidou, 2007. Financial deepening and economic growth linkages: A panel data analysis. Rev. World Econ., 143: 179-198.
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  151. Apergis, N. and S.M. Miller, 2007. Total factor productivity and monetary policy: Evidence from conditional volatility. Int. Finance, 10: 131-152.
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  152. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2007. Spillover effects in agricultural prices: A panel cointegration and causality approach. J. Agric. Food Econ., 14: 25-37.
  153. Apergis, N., C.P. Katrakilidis and N.M. Tabakis, 2006. Dynamic linkages between FDI inflows and domestic investment: A panel cointegration approach. Atlantic Econ. J., 34: 385-394.
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  154. Apergis, N. and S.M. Miller, 2006. Consumption asymmetry and the stock market: Empirical evidence. Econ. Lett., 93: 337-342.
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  155. Apergis, N., 2005. Inflation uncertainty and growth: Evidence from panel data. Aust. Econ. Pap., 44: 186-197.
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  156. Apergis, N., 2005. An estimation of the natural rate of unemployment in Greece. J. Policy Modeling, 27: 91-99.
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  157. Apergis, N. and S. Miller, 2005. Money volatility and output volatility: Any asymmetric effects? Evidence from conditional measures of volatility. J. Econ. Stud., 32: 511-523.
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  158. Apergis, N., 2004. Inflation, output growth, volatility and causality: Evidence from panel data and the G7 countries. Econ. Lett., 83: 185-191.
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  159. Apergis, N., 2004. Aggregate employment and sectoral shocks in Greece: Evidence from GARCH-M estimates and variance decompositions. Global J. Finance Econ., 10: 1-14.
  160. Apergis, N. and S. Miller, 2004. Macroeconomic rationality and Lucas' misperceptions model: Further evidence from 41 countries. J. Econ. Bus., 56: 227-241.
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  161. Apergis, N. and S. Eleftheriou, 2004. The determinants of macroeconomic policy credibility: A historical assessment. Int. J. Econ. Res., 1: 11-18.
  162. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2004. Cost structure, technological change and productivity growth in the Greek banking sector. Int. Adv. Econ. Res., 10: 1-15.
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  163. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2004. Agricultural price volatility spill-over effects: Reply. Eur. Rev. Agric. Econ., 31: 487-488.
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  164. Apergis, N., D. Kyrkilis and A. Rezitis, 2003. Exchange rate volatility and inward foreign direct investment in Greece: The prospects of EMU membership. Int. Rev. Econ. Bus., 43: 364-375.
  165. Apergis, N., 2003. The inflation-output volatility trade-off: A case where anti-inflation monetary policy turns out to be successful, a historical assessment. J. Policy Modeling, 25: 881-892.
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  166. Apergis, N., 2003. Testing purchasing power parity: Results from a new foreign exchange market. Applied Econ. Lett., 10: 91-95.
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  167. Apergis, N., 2003. Housing prices and macroeconomic factors: Prospects within the European Monetary Union. Int. Real Estate Rev., 6: 47-63.
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  168. Apergis, N. and S. Zikos, 2003. The law of Verdoorn: Evidence from Greek disaggregated manufacturing time series data. Econ. Social Rev., 34: 87-104.
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  169. Apergis, N. and S. Eleftheriou, 2003. Exchange rates and stock prices: Further evidence from intertemporal asset pricing and an error correction model. Int. J. Applied Bus. Econ. Res., 1: 73-88.
  170. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2003. Operational efficiency in the Greek banking industry: Evidence from the stochastic frontier approach and error decompositions. Int. Rev. Econ. Bus., 43: 347-358.
  171. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2003. Mean spillover effects in agricultural prices: The case of Greece. Agribusiness, 19: 425-437.
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  172. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2003. Mean spillover effects in agricultural prices: Evidence from changes in policy regimes. Int. Adv. Econ. Res., 9: 69-78.
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  173. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2003. Housing prices and macroeconomic factors in Greece: Prospects within the EMU. Applied Econ. Lett., 10: 799-804.
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  174. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2003. Food price volatility and macroeconomic factor volatility: Heat waves or meteor showers? Applied Econ. Lett., 10: 155-160.
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  175. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2003. An examination of Okun's law: Evidence from regional areas in Greece. Applied Econ., 35: 1147-1151.
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  176. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2003. Agricultural price volatility spillover effects: The case of Greece. Eur. Rev. Agric. Econ., 30: 389-406.
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  177. Nicholas, A. and E. Sophia, 2002. Measuring exchange market pressure and the degree of exchange market intervention for the Greek drachma. Int. Econ. J., 16: 135-145.
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  178. Apergis, N. and S. Eleftheriou, 2002. Interest rates, inflation and stock prices: The case of the Athens Stock Exchange. J. Policy Modeling, 24: 231-236.
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  179. Apergis, N. and C. Velentzas, 2002. The impact of financial deregulation in greece on consumption patterns. Economia Internazionale, 55: 283-296.
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  180. Apergis, N., 2001. Reassessing the role of buffer stock money under oil price shocks. Atlantic Econ. J., 29: 20-30.
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  181. Apergis, N. and S. Eleptheriou, 2001. Stock returns and volatility: Evidence from the Athens Stock market index. J. Econ. Finance, 25: 50-61.
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  182. Apergis, N. and C. Katrakilidis, 2001. Testing the intertemporal substitution hypothesis: The impact of income uncertainty on savings. Rev. World Econ., 137: 537-548.
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  183. Apergis, N. and A. Rezitis, 2001. Asymmetric cross-market volatility spillovers: Evidence from daily data on equity and foreign exchange markets. Manchester School, 69: 81-96.
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