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Asset pricing and nominal price illusion in China

Economics

Asset pricing and nominal price illusion in China

P. Yang and L. Yang

Dive into groundbreaking research by Pujian Yang and Liu Yang that reveals how the low-price premium (LPP) significantly influences China's A-share market pricing. Uncover the strong negative relationship between LPP and stock excess returns and explore the enhanced effectiveness of Fama's models with LPP included!

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Abstract
This study examines the impact of low-price premium (LPP) on the pricing of China's stock market using Fama's three-factor model (FF3) and five-factor model (FF5), augmented with an LPP factor. The research finds that LPP is a reliable pricing component in China's A-share market, exhibiting a strong negative association with stock excess returns. The inclusion of LPP improves the explanatory power of both FF3 and FF5, with the six-factor model (FF5 + LPP) showing the best performance in explaining Chinese stock market pricing.
Publisher
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Apr 06, 2022
Authors
Pujian Yang, Liu Yang
Tags
Low-Price Premium
Stock Market
Fama's Three-Factor Model
Fama's Five-Factor Model
Chinese A-Share Market
Excess Returns
Pricing Component
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