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Behavior of default-risk premiums for corporate bonds and commercial paper

Horne, James C. Van - In: Journal of Business Research 7 (1979) 4, pp. 301-313

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SECURITIES INVENTORIES AND EXCESS RETURNS

Horne, James C. Van; Heaton, Hal B. - In: Journal of Financial Research 6 (1983) 2, pp. 93-102

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Interest-Rate Risk and the Term Structure of Interest Rates: Reply

Horne, James C. Van - In: Journal of Political Economy 74 (1966), pp. 632-632

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A Note on Biases in Capital Budgeting Introduced by Inflation

Horne, James C. Van - In: Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 6 (1971) 01, pp. 653-658

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Implied Fixed Costs of Long-Term Debt Issues

Horne, James C. Van - In: Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 8 (1973) 05, pp. 821-833

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Stock Price Behavior and Trading

Seelenfreund, Alan; Parker, George G. C.; Horne, James … - In: Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 3 (1968) 03, pp. 263-281

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Discussion

Eiteman, David K.; D'Ambrosio, Charles A.; Horne, James … - In: Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 7 (1972) s1, pp. 1702-1705

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Report of the Program Chairman

Horne, James C. van - In: Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 16 (1981) 04, pp. 631-633

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Implied tax rates and the valuation of discount bonds

Horne, James C. Van - In: Journal of Banking & Finance 6 (1982) 2, pp. 145-159

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The Analysis of Uncertainty Resolution in Capital Budgeting for new Products

Horne, James C. Van - In: Management Science 15 (1969) 8, pp. 376-376

In this paper, a method is developed for analyzing the resolution of uncertainty over time for the individual new product and for combinations of existing and new products, or the firm's over-all product mix. Probability concepts are employed, and it is shown that new products can be evaluated...

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