Can insider trading in U.S. hospitality firms predict future returns? / M. Fevzi Esen, Manisha Singal, Hung Wan Kot, Ming-Hsiang Chen.
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TextPublication details: Amsterdam ; Elsevier, September 2019.Description: Volume 66, pages 115-127, illustrationDDC classification: - DPer647.94068 August-October 2019 v. 81-83
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