Volatility transmissions

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Doctoral thesis of Philosophy: Modelling dynamic financial linkages, spillover effects and volatility transmissions: empirical evidence from China and international financial markets

This study extends the limited finance literature on return and volatility spillover effects in China and emerging markets. It investigates the market interdependence and volatility transmissions between the Chinese stock market and other financial markets, including both domestic and international markets. The significance of this study arises from the importance of China due to its large economic scale and financial influence. To understand the behaviour of the Chinese stock market, this research has four different perspectives.

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Master's thesis of Business: Modelling dynamic financial linkages, spillover effects and volatility transmissions: empirical evidence from China and international financial markets

The rationale for this study is that the social enterprise sector provides an important locale in which to situate research that aims to identify the impact of ICTs on development. Recognising the complex dynamics and range of actors involved in this diverse and emerging area of development practice, this study chooses to focus on the social enterprise sector. It is specifically concerned with mapping the external influences, use and impact of ICT on social enterprises in Cambodia.

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