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Estimating Stock Returns Using Rough Set Theory: An Exploratory Study with An Evidence from Iraq Stock Exchange

A journal article published by the University of Baghdad’s College of Administration and Economics on 2021-06-30 reports an exploratory study applying Rough Set Theory to estimate stock returns using data from the Iraq Stock Exchange. The excerpt identifies the item as a journal article but provides no methodological or result details.

Categories: economy-and-trade, technology, science-and-space

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Estimating Stock Returns Using Rough Set Theory: An Exploratory Study with An Evidence from Iraq Stock Exchange

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