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olding period was negative 29.6% (a premium) to 71.0%, with an overall mean and median of 22.3% and 20.1%, respectively. • Hertzel — Smith Studya6. Hertzel and Smith conducted a study on discounts associated with restricted stocks. The study was based on approximately 106 restricted stock transactions t

tive easing, government stimulus programs, and a continually weak housing market Despite widespread agreement that the U.S. economy began to grow in late-2009, weak labor, retail, and housing markets in 2010 have caused the economic recovery to be slow. Furthermore, high household indebtedness is expecte

olding period was negative 29.6% (a premium) to 71.0%, with an overall mean and median of 22.3% and 20.1%, respectively. • Hertzel — Smith Studya6. Hertzel and Smith conducted a study on discounts associated with restricted stocks. The study was based on approximately 106 restricted stock transactions t

tive easing, government stimulus programs, and a continually weak housing market Despite widespread agreement that the U.S. economy began to grow in late-2009, weak labor, retail, and housing markets in 2010 have caused the economic recovery to be slow. Furthermore, high household indebtedness is expecte

olding period was negative 29.6% (a premium) to 71.0%, with an overall mean and median of 22.3% and 20.1%, respectively. • Hertzel — Smith Studya6. Hertzel and Smith conducted a study on discounts associated with restricted stocks. The study was based on approximately 106 restricted stock transactions t

tive easing, government stimulus programs, and a continually weak housing market Despite widespread agreement that the U.S. economy began to grow in late-2009, weak labor, retail, and housing markets in 2010 have caused the economic recovery to be slow. Furthermore, high household indebtedness is expecte