Lecture

Event Studies: Market Efficiency

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Description

This lecture covers event studies in financial economics, focusing on testing semi-strong Efficient Market Hypothesis. It explains the methodology for abnormal return calculation, event window normalization, and cumulative abnormal return. Examples include stock split announcements, earnings surprises, and monetary policy effects.

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