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Option Listing, Information Production and the Stock Price Response to Earnings Announcements
This paper addresses the issue of whether investors produce more information on firms that have listed stock options than on similar firms that do not have options and, if so, whether this additional information translates into a smaller stock-price reaction to releases of public information such as
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