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김근수,Kim, Geun-Su 한국도서관협회 1970 圖協月報 Vol.11 No.11
이 해제 목록은 제16회 독서주간을 기념하기 위하여 9월 24일부터 30일까지 서울특별시립 종로 도서관에서 본 협회가 개회한 ‘제1회 한국잡지전시회’에서 출품 전시되었던 잡지를 해제한 것으로 해방이후부터 1960년까지 우리나라에서 간행된 것 중 김근수 선생이 소장하고 있는 것만을 실었음을 밝혀둔다.
항공운항학과 재학생의 성향, 안전행동, 비행 의사결정에 관한 연구
김근수,김하영 한국항공운항학회 2020 한국항공운항학회지 Vol.28 No.3
The purpose of this study was to analyze the effects of Student Majoring in FlightOperation's propensity, safety behavior and aeronautical decision-making. According to theanalysis results, First, parents' criticism of perfectionism factor is found to have a negativeeffect on safety behavior. Second, student pilot's proactive personality has a positive impact on both safety participation behavior and safety compliance behavior. Third, both safetyparticipation behavior and safety compliance behavior are found to have a significant effect on situation awareness, solution generation and solution implementation of decision making stages. Therefore, this study is intended to provide useful basic data that can be applied to studies such as appropriate psychological counseling, optimal training directions and teaching methods in order to cultivate excellent human resources through safe flight training.
Effect of Investor Sentiment on Market Response to Stock Split Announcement
김근수,변진호 한국증권학회 2010 Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies Vol.39 No.6
This paper creates monthly investor sentiment indices for Korea and provides evidence that these indices have the power to predict the subsequent 6-month buy-and-hold returns. In addition, the paper shows that investor sentiment positively affects market response to stock split announcements by using stock splits on the Korea Exchange from 1999 to 2006. First, market response to a stock split announcement is positively related to investor sentiment. Second, market response is more pronounced in high sentiment periods, particularly for small, young, highly volatile, and low profit-stocks, the valuations of which are highly subjective and difficult to arbitrage. Third, the initial effects of size, age, volatility, and profitability in times of high investor sentiment tend to be reversed over 12-month post-split performance. These empirical results imply that the market tends to overreact to stock split announcements for small, young, highly volatile, and low-profit firms in a high sentiment period but thereafter correct the overvaluation of those firms during the 12-month post-split performance. As such, the paper shows how investor sentiment affects the valuation of stocks at a corporate event level.