#9911. The communicative impact of terrorist attacks on the financial marketplace: a perspective from the efficient market hypothesis

September 2026publication date
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Abstract:
This study measures patterns following a terrorist attack, from the perspective of market efficiency, to determine the communicative impact of terrorist attacks on the financial marketplace. The Efficient Market Hypothesis postulates that asset prices fully reflect all available information. An important implication is that, because market price changes are determined by new information (or variations in discount rates), it would be highly difficult to “beat the market” with expert stock selection or market timing.
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