Stock Market Returns and Inflation: Evidence from Other Countries
研究了26个国家战后时期普通股回报与通货膨胀的关系，发现大多数国家中两者缺乏正相关，不支持费雪假说。
ABSTRACT This paper investigates the relation between common stock returns and inflation in twenty‐six countries for the postwar period. Our results do not support the Fisher Hypothesis, which states that real rates of return on common stocks and expected inflation rates are independent and that nominal stock returns vary in one‐to‐one correspondence with expected inflation. There is a consistent lack of positive relation between stock returns and inflation in most of the countries.