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4.許溪南與黃文芳,1997,「臺灣股市價量線性與非線性關係之研究」,管理學報,14(2),177-195。
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6.葉銀華,1991,臺灣股票市場成交量與股價關係之實證研究--轉換函數模式,台北市銀月刊,22(11),57-70。
7.楊踐為與許至榮,1997,「臺灣股票集中與店頭市場價量因果關係之探討」,證券金融季刊,54,19-32。
8.楊踐為與游淑禎,2003,「金融風暴前後亞洲股票市場波動性不對稱現象之研究」,管理學報,20(4), 805-827.
9.賴鈺城、張純明、廖敏齡與黃景琳,2008,「台指現貨、台指期貨與摩根台指期貨價量關係之探討-GARCH模型之應用」,華人經濟研究,6(2),18-34。10.劉映興與陳家彬,2002,「臺灣股票市場交易值、交易量與發行量加權股價指數關係之實證研究-光譜分析之應用」,農業經濟半年刊,72,65-87。
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