What Explains Differences in Finance Research Productivity during the Pandemic?

BARBER, BRAD M.; JIANG, WEI; MORSE, ADAIR; PURI, MANJU; TOOKES, HEATHER; WERNER, INGRID M.

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What Explains Differences in Finance Research Productivity during the Pandemic?

Author(s): BRAD M. BARBER , WEI JIANG , ADAIR MORSE , MANJU PURI , HEATHER TOOKES , INGRID M. WERNER

Publication date (Electronic): May 03 2021

Journal: The Journal of Finance

Publisher: Wiley

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