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Relative Valuation, Differential Information, and Cross-sectional Differences in Stock Return Volatility
Many studies argue that differences in information across securities explain much of the cross-sectional variation in stock return volatility. We offer an explanation beyond that previously identified in the literature by developing a proxy for differential information. Our proxy follows from our si
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