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4.李志鴻 (2004),「兩岸三地股市與美國股市相關連性研究」,中國大陸文化大學經濟學研究所碩士論文。
5.邱建良、劉聰衡、紀嘉政 (2000),「台灣股市與國際股市共移性之研究」,商管科技季刊,1(3),263-285。6.胡峻毓(1999),「國際股市之連結性研究」,元智大學管理研究所碩士論文。
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9.陳建福、陳國芬 (2005),「大陸A 股與香港H 股溢折價關係之實證研究」,東華大學國際經濟研究所碩士論文。
10.楊踐為、賴怡洵(1998),「美、日、香港與台灣四地股價指數連動關係之探討」,台灣土地金融季刊,35(2),1-15。
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12.廖國源 (2002),「台灣與美國股市動態關聯性之傳遞效果研究」,國立高雄第一科技大學財務管理所碩士論文。
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