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In January 2016, Chinese regulators announced the use of circuit breakers to stabilize the stock market but suspended this mechanism after two weeks. Researchers want to further understand the unique characteristics of Chinese stock market and measure the feasibility of implementing a circuit breaker in China once again. The thesis provides an overview of China's attempted implementation and its related consequences, followed by possible problems and tentative recommendations. It outlines key characteristics among different nations that are implementing circuit breakers and price limit systems. Circuit breaker policies in the United States and Japan are explained in detail, while policies in other nations are presented as an overall trend.
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- Is a circuit breaker still a feasible solution for the Chinese Stock Market? - An analysis of the implementation of a circuit breaker in China
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- Liu, Luyao (Co-author)
- Zhang, Zihan (Co-author)
- Simonson, Mark (Thesis director)
- Aragon, George (Committee member)
- School of Accountancy (Contributor)
- Department of Finance (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
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2017-05
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