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Review of Business and Economics Studies Review of Business and Economics Studies EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Rzeszow University of Information Prof. Dmitry Sorokin Prof. Alexander Ilyinsky Technology and Management, Deputy Rector for Research, Financial Dean, International Finance Faculty, Poland University, Russia Financial University, Moscow, Russia [email protected] Prof. Vladimir Kvint Prof. Robert L. 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Evidence from Japan Cong Ta . 15 Analysis of Investors’ Strategies Using Backtesting and DEA Model Dina Nasretdinova, Darya Milovidova, Kristina Michailova . 21 Using Elliott Wave Theory Predictions as Inputs in Equilibrium Portfolio Models With Views Nurlana Batyrbekova . 33 Some Stylized Facts about Analyst Errors Oleg Karapaev . 46 Productivity Spillovers from Foreign Direct Investment in Vietnam Thu Trang Le . 52 Exchange Rate Management in Vietnam for Sustaining Stable and Long-Term Economic Growth Nguyen Hai An . 58 Infographics: Patterns of Information Flows Sharing and Volatility Spillovers Valery Barmin . 67 Вестник исследований бизнеса и экономики № 2, 2015 CОДЕРЖАНИЕ От редакции Александр Диденко . 5 Использование внутреннего времени ценовых рядов в портфельной оптимизации Борис Васильев . 7 Существует ли премия дивидендного месяца? Пример из Японии Конг Та . 15 Анализ стратегий инвесторов с помощью использования бэктеста и DEA-модели Дина Насретдинова, Дарья Миловидова, Кристина Михайлова . 21 Использование предсказаний волновой теории Эллиотта в моделях равновесных портфелей с суждениями Нурлана Батырбекова . 33 Несколько стилизованных фактов об аналитических ошибках Олег Карапаев . 46 Переливы продуктивности от прямых иностранных инвестиций во Вьетнаме Тху Чанг Ле . 52 Управление обменным курсом для поддержки стабильности экономического роста во Вьетнаме Нгуен Хаи Ань . 58 Инфографика: разделение информационных потоков и переливы волатильности Валерий
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