Study on the Extreme Risk Spillover between China and World Stock Market after China’s Share Structure Reform

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"Study on the Extreme Risk Spillover between China and World Stock Market after China’s Share Structure Reform"
written by Liangyu Wang,
published by Journal of Financial Risk Management, Vol.3 No.2, 2014

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