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This text is designed for use in a course in an applied international corporate finance for managers and executives. Instead of the encyclopedic approach, the text focuses on the two main issues of interest to managers who deal with overseas operations. The first main issue is how uncertain...
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This study uses U.S. implied cost of equity observations to compare the CAPM with both ex ante and ex post versions of the Fama-French three-factor model. The ex ante version is a simple theoretical model that requires mutual consistency among the factor risk premium estimates, given the...
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This paper illustrates optimal dynamic allocation in a traditional two-fund capital market model. As in previous literature, a mean-reverting market portfolio implies a “horizon effect” in typical investors' allocations. For investors whose risk aversion is higher than the representative...
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A cross-border translation method is proposed that accounts for a currency risk premium and the economic interaction between cash flows and exchange rates. These inputs are ignored in the conventional method, which is based on interest rate parity. The proposed method is consistent with the...
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I model the relation between corporate currency exposure and fundamental variables like demand elasticities and operating cost structure. The currency location of a firm's operating costs may be in the home currency, the foreign currency, or partially in each. I start with a single-firm setting...
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We model a firm's unlevered beta in terms of elementary microeconomic variables. The source of uncertainty is a shock to demand. A firm decides on capital before the shock, and on labor, output, and price after the shock. Some insights are: 1) with decreasing returns to scale of production, beta...
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A two-factor Global Capital Asset Pricing Model, where the factors are the global market portfolio and a currency index, is described and illustrated. The model is consistent with the empirical evidence of a priced currency index factor by Ferson and Harvey [1993, 1994]. The model and...
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