Abstract
The Chinese stock market is replete with numerous omitted variables that can introduce biases in the standard estimation of risk premiums when traditional linear asset pricing models are applied. The three-pass method enables the estimation of risk premiums for observable factors even when not all relevant factors are explicitly specified or observed within the model. Accordingly, we have applied this method to construct portfolios with stocks from China’s A-share market as the test assets. Empirical research findings indicate that the three-pass method could be more effective than traditional linear asset pricing models in estimating risk premiums.
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