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Essays on Short Selling

Date Issued
May 12, 2018
Author(s)
Dixon, Peter Nephi
Advisor(s)
Eric K. Kelley
Additional Advisor(s)
David A. Maslar
Andrew T. Puckett
Roberto Ragozzino
Permanent URI
https://trace.tennessee.edu/handle/20.500.14382/26245
Abstract

This dissertation examines the role of short selling and short sellers in the process by which information is gathered and incorporated into stock prices. The first essay examines how the ability to short sell impacts adverse selection in financial markets through its impact on investors’ incentives to gather costly information. The second essay examines how systematic changes across the business cycle affect what types of information – macro economic or firm specific – short sellers allocate attention to during recessions and expansions.

Subjects

Short Selling

Adverse Selection

Liquidity

Short Selling Ban

Rational Inattention

Business Cycles

Degree
Doctor of Philosophy
Major
Business Administration
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utk.ir.td_615.pdf

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