George M. Constantinides

Affiliations: 
Business and Economics University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 
Area:
Finance, Commerce-Business Economics, General Economics
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Reto A. Bachmann grad student 2000 Chicago
Jefferson Duarte grad student 2000 Chicago
Dimitrios Kavvathas grad student 2001 Chicago
Kewei Hou grad student 2002 Chicago
Lior Menzly grad student 2004 Chicago
Huafeng ( Chen grad student 2005 Chicago
Alexi Z. Savov grad student 2010 Chicago
Lei Lian grad student 2012 Chicago
Avihay Rapaport grad student 2014 Chicago
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Constantinides GM, Czerwonko M, Perrakis S. (2020) Mispriced index option portfolios Financial Management. 49: 297-330
Ghosh A, Constantinides GM. (2017) What Information Drives Asset Prices National Bureau of Economic Research
Constantinides GM, Czerwonko M, Perrakis S. (2017) Mispriced Index Option Portfolios National Bureau of Economic Research
Constantinides GM, Ghosh A. (2017) Asset Pricing with Countercyclical Household Consumption Risk Journal of Finance. 72: 415-460
Constantinides GM. (2017) Asset Pricing: Models and Empirical Evidence Journal of Political Economy. 125: 1782-1790
Constantinides GM, Lian L. (2015) The Supply and Demand of S&P 500 Put Options National Bureau of Economic Research
Constantinides GM, Jackwerth JC, Savov AZ. (2013) The Puzzle of Index Option Returns The Review of Asset Pricing Studies. 3: 229-257
Constantinides GM, Czerwonko M, Carsten Jackwerth J, et al. (2011) Are options on index futures profitable for risk-averse investors? empirical evidence Journal of Finance. 66: 1407-1437
Constantinides GM, Ghosh A. (2011) Asset Pricing Tests with Long Run Risks in Consumption Growth The Review of Asset Pricing Studies. 1: 96-136
Ghosh A, Constantinides GM. (2010) The Predictability of Returns with Regime Shifts in Consumption and Dividend Growth National Bureau of Economic Research
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