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This paper assesses whether the market valuation of gold mining firms contain a premium for the option to close. Tests … of whether observed market values incorporate operating flexibility is central to our understanding of the processes that … drive market values and has implications for the relevance and suitability of known theoretical pricing frameworks. This …

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On the estimation and comparison of short-rate models using the generalised method of moments

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Succeeding in Baseball in a Small Market: A Case Study on Cincinnati, Minnesota, and Oakland

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