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Objectives and Performance of Mutual Funds

Jack McDonald
1973

Abstract not available.

Pricing Of Initial Equity Issues: The French Sealed-bid Auction

Jack McDonald, Bertrand Jacquillat
1973

Abstract not available.

A Risk-Return Analysis of Common Stocks As Inflation Hedges

William D. Bradford, John E. Ferguson
1973

Abstract not available.

The Advantages of Domestic and International Diversification

Bruno H. Solnik
1973

Abstract not available.

The Capital Asset Pricing Model: Traditional and "Zero-Beta" Versions

William F. Sharpe
1973

Abstract not available.

An Equilibrium Model of the International Capital Market

Bruno H. Solnik
1972

Abstract not available.

An International Market Model of Security Price Behavior

Bruno H. Solnik
1972

Abstract not available.

Economic Organization and Inefficiency in the Modern University

Paul H. Cootner
1972

Abstract not available.

Efficient Capital Markets with Risk

William F. Sharpe
1972

Abstract not available.

A Sequential Decision Model Of Bargaining Theory

Alan Kraus, Arie Melnik
1972

Abstract not available.

Skewness Preference and the Valuation of Risk Assets

Alan Kraus, Robert H. Litzenberger
1972

Abstract not available.

A State-Preference Model Of Optimal Financial Leverage

Robert H. Litzenberger, Alan Kraus
1972

Abstract not available.

The Bond Refunding Decision in an Efficient Market

Alan Kraus
1972

Bond refunding is a zero-sum game against the market. Market efficiency implies that a callable bond is, ex ante, no more or less attractive than a noncallable bond. The decision maker can be presumed to have no superiority over bond investors in…

Two Period Stochastic Programs with Simple Recourse

1972

Stochastic programs are said to have simple recourse if the state vector in each period is uniquely determined once all previous decision and random vectors are known. This paper considers two period problems of this nature. Conditions are…

An Econometric Model of the World Copper Industry

Franklin M. Fisher, Paul H. Cootner
1971

Abstract not available.

A Note on Changes in the Supply of Money, the Firm's Market Value and Cost of Capital

A. P. Budd, Robert H. Litzenberger
1971

Abstract not available.

A Note on Geometric Mean Portfolio Selection and the Market Prices of Equities

A. P. Budd, Robert H. Litzenberger
1971

Abstract not available.