فهرست نشریات علمی دسترسی آزاد ایران

This study investigates the potential for improving stock market efficiency through innovative and integrated regulatory measures. It examines the effects of three proposed measures: (1) requiring shareholders to agree on a unified stock valuation model for stock price setting, (2) encouraging long-term investment horizons, and (3) controlling the behaviors of short-term traders. Using a simulated stock market designed for a virtual company, along with a micro-survey, the study tests six hypotheses related to the impact of these measures on market efficiency. Findings indicate that adopting a unified stock valuation model significantly enhances information efficiency. Additionally, implementing a maturity tax along with the unified model effectively extends shareholders' investment horizons. However, dynamic price limits, which are tied to the fair value derived from the unified model, show limited effectiveness in curbing speculative behavior during market crashes. The study concludes that integrating and updating stock market regulations can improve information efficiency, offering valuable insights for regulators and policymakers, particularly in emerging markets. The limitations include the simulated environment's inability to fully replicate real-world market complexities as well as relatively small sample sizes. Future research should incorporate larger and more diverse samples, extend the simulation duration, and validate findings using additional data sources to strengthen the reliability of the results.