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EVOLUCION DE LAS ESTRATEGIAS DE INVERSION EN ACCIONES (BORRADOR)

 
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Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 09:08:43 -0600

Abstract:
El presente documento de trabajo, muestra la evolucion historica reportada de las estrategias de inversion en acciones, principalmente en el mercado de USA, por lejos el mas importante del mundo. Tambien, se muestra investigacion en Espaņa. Se distinguen tres etapas: la inicial, correspondiente al establecimiento de la teoria del camino aleatorio; la correspondiente al desarrollo del CAPM y APT; y, la actual, correspondiente a las anomalias del CAPM, la cual incluye el estudio del behavioural finance. Nota: se indica mas informacion bibliografica que la reportada.

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