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689
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437

Overview

Martin J. Gruber is affiliated with New York University in the United States. Their research spans several areas within business, management, accounting, economics, econometrics, and finance, with a total of eight publications in these main fields.

Their work focuses on specific subfields including accounting, finance, economics and econometrics, and strategy and management. The primary topics explored across their publications are:

  • Financial Markets and Investment Strategies
  • Corporate Finance and Governance
  • Private Equity and Venture Capital
  • Housing Market and Economics
  • Financial Reporting and Valuation Research
  • Auditing, Earnings Management, Governance

Gruber has co-authored several pieces with frequent collaborators such as Edwin J. Elton and André de Souza. The partnership with Edwin J. Elton includes three co-authored publications, while André de Souza appears as a co-author in two works.

Their research contributions have been published in multiple academic venues, with notable recurring publications in:

  • Annals of Operations Research (2 publications)
  • Financial Analysts Journal (1 publication)
  • European Financial Management (1 publication)
  • SSRN Electronic Journal (1 publication)
  • Das österreichische Gesundheitswesen ÖKZ (1 publication)

Some of their recent papers include:

  • "Another puzzle: the growth in actively managed mutual funds," 2024, Annals of Operations Research
  • "A Review of the Performance Measurement of Long-Term Mutual Funds," 2020, Financial Analysts Journal
  • "Are enhanced index funds enhanced?," 2021, European Financial Management
  • "Are enhanced index funds enhanced?," 2021, SSRN Electronic Journal
  • "Mit Grusel in das 21. Jahrhundert," 2021, Das österreichische Gesundheitswesen ÖKZ

Best Publications

  • Another Puzzle: The Growth in Actively Managed Mutual Funds

    Martin J. Gruber

  • BANKRUPTCY COSTS: SOME EVIDENCE

    Martin J. Gruber;Jerold B. Warner

  • Explaining the Rate Spread on Corporate Bonds

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Deepak Agrawal;Christopher Mann

  • Efficiency with Costly Information: A Reinterpretation of Evidence from Managed Portfolios

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Sanjiv Das;Matthew Hlavka

  • Marginal Stockholder Tax Rates and the Clientele Effect

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber

  • The persistence of Risk-adjusted Mutual Fund Performance

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Christopher R. Blake

  • Survivor Bias and Mutual Fund Performance

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Christopher R. Blake

  • Incentive Fees and Mutual Funds

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Christopher R. Blake

  • The Performance of Bond Mutual Funds

    Christopher R. Blake;Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber

  • A First Look at the Accuracy of the CRSP Mutual Fund Database and a Comparison of the CRSP and Morningstar Mutual Fund Databases

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Christopher R. Blake

  • Fundamental Economic Variables, Expected Returns, and Bond Fund Performance

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Christopher R. Blake

  • Another Puzzle: The Growth in Actively Managed Mutual Funds

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  • Are Investors Rational? Choices among Index Funds

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Jeffrey A. Busse

  • Modern portfolio theory, 1950 to date

    Edwin J Elton;Martin J Gruber

  • SIMPLE CRITERIA FOR OPTIMAL PORTFOLIO SELECTION

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Manfred W. Padberg

  • Modern Portfolio Theory, 1950 to Date

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber

  • Professional Expectations: Accurary and Diagonosis of Errors

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Mustafa N. Gultekin

  • ESTIMATING THE DEPENDENCE STRUCTURE OF SHARE PRICES —IMPLICATIONS FOR PORTFOLIO SELECTION

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber

  • Risk Reduction and Portfolio Size: An Analytical Solution

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber

  • Expectations and Share Prices

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Mustafa Gultekin

  • Explaining the Rate Spread on Corporate Bonds

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Deepak Agrawal;Christopher Mann;Christopher Mann

  • Discrete Expectational Data and Portfolio Performance

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Seth Grossman

  • Spiders: Where Are the Bugs?

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;George Comer;Kai Li

  • Survivorship Bias and Mutual Fund Performance

    Edwin J. Elton;Martin J. Gruber;Christopher R. Blake

  • Are Investors Rational? Choices Among Index Funds

    Edwin J. Elton;Jeffrey A. Busse;Martin J. Gruber

  • Modern Portfolio theory and invesment ana lysis.

    Edwin.J. . Elton;Martin. J . Gruber

Frequent Co-Authors

Edwin J. Elton
Edwin J. Elton New York University
Manfred Padberg
Manfred Padberg New York University
Harry M. Markowitz
Harry M. Markowitz University of California, San Diego
Roni Michaely
Roni Michaely University of Hong Kong
Sanjiv Ranjan Das
Sanjiv Ranjan Das Santa Clara University
William F. Sharpe
William F. Sharpe Stanford University

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