Max Stevenson - Concepedia

Author

Max Stevenson

University of Technology Sydney

Also Known As

M. Stevenson, MAX STEVENSON, Max Stevenson

Publications

250

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University of Technology Sydney The University of Sydney

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Max Stevenson is an author at University of Technology Sydney specializing in business, finance, and economics.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Business	8	8	164
2	Engineering	5	5	126
3	Law	1	1	13
4	Management	1	1	28
5	Business Economics	1	1	11

Max Stevenson

Publications

195

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	Year	Citations
Filtering and Forecasting Spot Electricity Prices in the Increasingly Deregulated Australian Electricity Market Max Stevenson Research paper series EngineeringTime Series EconometricsDerivative Pricing ModelPower MarketPricing Process	2001	44
Modelling and forecasting temperature based weather derivatives Jiří Švec, Max Stevenson Global Finance Journal ClimatologyMeteorologyWeather DerivativesEngineeringNumerical Weather Prediction	2007	31
Predicting return outcomes to shareholders from companies entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy Graham Partington, Philip Russel, Max Stevenson, Managerial Finance Financial Risk ManagementFinancial RiskBankruptcyChapter 11Corporate Risk Management	2001	28
Hot or Cold? A Comparison of Different Approaches to the Pricing of Weather Derivatives Teddy Oetomo, Max Stevenson Journal of Emerging Market Finance Forecasting MethodologyA ComparisonEngineeringClimate ModelingPricing Policy	2005	25
Detecting and modelling nonlinearity in flexible exchange rate time series Carl Chiarella, Maurice Peat, Max Stevenson Asia Pacific Journal of Management EconomicsInternational FinanceMacroeconomicsExchange Rate MovementBusiness	1994	17
Run length and the predictability of stock price reversals Juan Yao, Graham Partington, Max Stevenson Accounting and Finance Price ReversalsEngineeringMarket MicrostructureAsset PricingEconomic Analysis	2005	16
Price and Volume Behavior around the Ex‐dividend Day: Evidence on the Value of Dividends from American Depositary Receipts and their Underlying Australian Stocks<sup>*</sup> Aelee Jun, V.T. Alaganar, Graham Partington, International Review of Finance Empirical FinancePayout PolicyEconomicsFinancial EconomicsAsset Pricing	2008	13
Asymmetry in the business cycle: Evidence from the Australian labour market Maurice Peat, Max Stevenson Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization EconomicsMacroeconomicsBusiness Cycle AnalysisBusinessEconomic Analysis	1996	11
The probability and timing of price reversals in the property market Graham Partington, Max Stevenson Managerial and Decision Economics Price ReversalsEngineeringTime Series EconometricsMarket MicrostructureProperty Evaluation	2001	10

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