Jeffrey Mercer

Business & Economics

1. Monetary Policy 100%
2. Commodity Futures 64%
3. Stock Returns 55%
4. Interest Rates 49%
5. Security Returns 42%
6. Tax 37%
7. Optimal Asset Allocation 36%
8. Turning Point 36%
9. Bond Portfolio 34%
10. Investors 34%
11. Futures Contracts 31%
12. Cross Section 31%
13. Simultaneity 31%
14. Portfolio Management 29%
15. Asset Allocation 27%
16. Securities Market 27%
17. Inflation 27%
18. Information Content 26%
19. Futures Markets 26%
20. Treasury Bill 25%
21. Federal Reserve 22%
22. Management Strategy 22%
23. Traders 22%
24. Treasury Securities 18%
25. Value Stocks 17%
26. Price Bubbles 17%
27. United States of America 16%
28. Auctions 16%
29. Investment Management 15%
30. Premium 15%
31. Time Variation 15%
32. Yield Curve 15%
33. Real Estate Investment Trusts 14%
34. Price Discovery 14%
35. Equity 14%
36. Alternatives 14%
37. Housing Prices 13%
38. Small Firms 12%
39. Momentum 12%
40. Inconsistency 12%
41. Commodities 11%
42. Monetary Policy in Development 11%
43. Book-to-market 10%
44. Business Cycle Turning Point 9%
45. Predictors 9%
46. Single Equation Model 9%
47. Business Cycles 9%
48. Industry 9%
49. Inflation Tax 9%
50. Portfolio Rebalancing 8%
51. Efficient Portfolio 8%
52. Fama-French Three-factor Model 7%
53. Portfolio Performance 7%
54. Yield Spread 7%
55. Diversification Benefits 7%
56. Bid 7%
57. Finance 6%
58. Stock Return Predictability 6%
59. Term Premium 6%
60. Deferred Taxes 5%
61. Forward Price 5%
62. Risk Factors 5%
63. Enhancement 5%
64. Ticks 5%
65. Market Microstructure 5%
66. Order Flow 5%
67. Dividend Yield 5%
68. Simultaneous Equations Model 5%
69. Secondary Market 5%
70. Transaction Data 5%