Publication Date
4-21-2000
Abstract
Traditionally, international investors seek to determine whether international capital markets are integrated or segmented. That is, do similar assets yield similar risk adjusted returns, or significantly different returns given certain informational and capital flow barriers? With this in mind, this research chooses to focus on the rapidly developing financial markets of Southeast Asia and determine the degree to which international stock market movements may be correlated with each other. Through panel data and OLS regression analysis, the research will show an increasing correlation between these capital markets over time, and the significant impact certain macroeconomic variables may have on capital markets. Included in the analysis are the effects of capital flow barriers, economic development, exchange rate regimes, and discount rate differentials.
Disciplines
Economics
Recommended Citation
Kaneta '00, Kristopher, "The Integration of Capital Markets: A Study of Market Integration Principles and the Effects of Macroeconomic Shocks on National Stock Market Comovements" (2000). Honors Projects. 72.
https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/econ_honproj/72