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Fig 1.

General framework of the research study.

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Fig 2.

Time-series of idiosyncratic components of stock returns.

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Table 1.

Network indicators.

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Fig 3.

The MST networks of a) idiosyncratic return; b) volatility; c) trading volume; and d) multiplex network.

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Fig 4.

The MST network of stock returns (monoplex network).

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Fig 5.

Distribution of the multiplex participation coefficient.

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Table 2.

Results of degree assortativity mixing.

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Table 3.

Results of sector assortativity mixing.

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Table 4.

Small-world quantities for the multiplex network.

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Table 5.

Pearson correlation coefficients.

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Table 6.

Jaccard and Czekanowski–Sørensen–Dice matching coefficients.

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Table 7.

Jaccard index for two or more sets.

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Fig 6.

Edge overlapping for

a) FMN with all three layers (red edges; 7.95%); b) FMN with the SRN (green edges; 31.3%).

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Table 8.

Network regression results.

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Table 9.

Critical threshold for robustness to failure.

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Fig 7.

Weighted multiplex network.

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Table 10.

Pearson correlation coefficients (weighted networks).

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Table 11.

Network regression results (weighted networks).

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Table 12.

Critical threshold for robustness to failure (weighted networks).

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Table 13.

Regression analysis results for out-of-sample Sharpe ratio.

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