This fifth volume in the series covers such topics as common factors and intertemporal variability of mutual fund betas, speculative dynamics, and a cost-benefit rule for corporate pension enrichments.

Common factors and intertemporal variability of mutual fund betas, Larry J. Lockwood and L. Soundrarajan
speculative dynamics - the case of mastershares, Samir K. Barura and Jayanth R. Varma
a cost-benefit rule for corporate pension enrichments, Johad D. Nadir
capital gain realization by investment funds and associated tax costs, Michael H. Morris and Kevin Scanlon
a universal performance measure - an empirical investigation, Charyl J. Frolich
rule 12B-1 - "a sen" gift to mutual fund managers, William P. Dukes and James B. Wilcox
investment horizon and mutual fund performance - a theoretical analysis and empirical, Cheng-Few Lee and Jack Clark Francis
review, integration and critique of mutual fund performance studies, Cheng-Few Lee and Shafiqur Rahman
model specification, information asymmetry and anti-takeover defences, Beni Lauterbach et al
the role of corporate pension assetse and liabilities in determining the market value of equity, V. Gopalakrishnan and Timothy F. Sugrue. (Part contents).