Research Shows Short Selling Restrictions Don’t Affect Markets
Dec 30 2008 | 10:45am ET
The emergency short selling restrictions imposed in various markets around the world earlier this year have not changed the behavior of stock returns, according to new research from professors at London’s Cass Business School.
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