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ARE THE STOCK MARKETS ADAPTIVE? EVIDENCE FROM APPROXIMATE ENTROPY APPROACH
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Patra, Subhamitra
, Hiremath, Gourishankar S
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Efficiency
/ Emerging markets
/ Entropy
/ Hypotheses
/ Securities markets
/ Stock exchanges
2019
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ARE THE STOCK MARKETS ADAPTIVE? EVIDENCE FROM APPROXIMATE ENTROPY APPROACH
by
Patra, Subhamitra
, Hiremath, Gourishankar S
in
Efficiency
/ Emerging markets
/ Entropy
/ Hypotheses
/ Securities markets
/ Stock exchanges
2019
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ARE THE STOCK MARKETS ADAPTIVE? EVIDENCE FROM APPROXIMATE ENTROPY APPROACH
2019
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Overview
In this paper, we address the question of whether the adaptive market hypothesis provides a better description of the behavior of both developed and emerging stock markets. We employ rolling approximate entropy to evaluate the hypothesis empirically. Using the daily stock indices from the 87 stock markets from both developed and emerging markets, we find strong evidence of evolution in the degree of stock market efficiency throughout the sample period although the degree of evolution varies from one window to other. The existence of evolutionary perspectives is associated with events such as uncertainties in the international oil prices, and sub-prime crisis followed by global economic meltdown among others. Further, the developed markets have the higher entropy values suggesting their higher degree of efficiency than their emerging counterparts.
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American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences
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