History as Reflected in Capital Markets: The Case of World War II

By Bruno S. Frey, M. Kucher. Journal Economic History, 2000

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War and the World Economy (2006, background): “Analyzing the impact of various World War II events on the value of government bonds, Frey and Kucher (2000) similarly demonstrate that market reactions to crucial events in World War II differed greatly. an escalation in an upbeat manner as long as the anticipated costs of this move are…”
Political News and Stock Prices: The Case of Saddam Hussein Contracts (2004, unknown): “1 Frey and Kucher (2000) and Waldenstrom and Frey (2002) find significant effects of political events,”
Using Markets to Inform Policy: The Case of the Iraq War (2009, unknown): “Examples of retrospective analyses of financial market effects of war include studies of British bond prices during the First World War by Elmendorf et al. (1996), of Swiss and Swedish government bonds during the Second World War by Frey and Kucher (2000) and Waldenström and Frey (2002).”
Homo Oeconomicus versus Homo Reciprocans: Ansätze für ein neues Wirtschaftspolitisches Leitbild? (2003, background): “Entscheidend hierbei ist, daß der „Homo Reciprocans“ auch dann belohnt oder bestraft, wenn dies für ihn mit materiellen Kosten verbunden ist.(2)”