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1Dissertation/ Thesis
المؤلفون: 華濰儒, Hua, Wei-Ru
المساهمون: 陳鴻毅 郭維裕, Chen, Hong-Yi Kuo, Wei-Yu
مصطلحات موضوعية: 市場微結構, 定價錯誤, 異質信念, Market microstructure, Mispricing, Heterogeneous beliefs
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