Five essays in empirical finance

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2017

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Pauls, Thomas

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This thesis consists of five independent research papers empirically addressing several questions relating to topics in "Analyst-Research", "Household Finance" and "Content-Analysis".The first paper elaborates on the herding/ anti-herding behavior of financial analysts.The second paper analyzes the role of narrow-scope and broad-scope trust in financial advice. The third paper analyzes the role of gender and financial literacy in householdsĀ“ debt behavior.The fourth paper describes the adaptation of an English dictionary for content-analyses.The fifth paper analyzes the effect of textual sentiment in CEO speeches held at companies annual general meetings.

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