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Finance/Economics Thesis

  • 06-11-2013 10:01pm
    #1
    OttoPilot
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    Hi, I'm currently researching for my thesis which is titled "The time-changing risk of security market returns". I was wondering does anyone know what are the most reputable finance journals available online? Thanks


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    qmzp
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    OttoPilot wrote: »
    Hi, I'm currently researching for my thesis which is titled "The time-changing risk of security market returns". I was wondering does anyone know what are the most reputable finance journals available online? Thanks

    Journal of Finance, Review of Financial Studies, and Journal of Financial Economics are the top three. Economics journals also cover a lot of finance. American Economic Review, Quarterly Journal of Economics, and Journal of Political Economy are among the best.


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    Systemic Risk
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    OttoPilot wrote: »
    Hi, I'm currently researching for my thesis which is titled "The time-changing risk of security market returns". I was wondering does anyone know what are the most reputable finance journals available online? Thanks

    I would focus more on finding relevant articles in peer reviewed journals rather than focusing only on the top rated journals. You will be able to look at the quality of the journal afterwards but again I would be more interested in the quality of the article itself. Perhaps you could use library databases such as econlit etc. to find relevant articles and then examine ones with high numbers of citations if you are only looking for articles with high impact factor.


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