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In this paper we study the option to invest in a new airport, considering that the benefits of the investment behave stochastically. In particular, the number of passengers, and the cash flow per passenger are both assumed to be random. Additionally, positive and negative shocks are also...
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This paper studies the value and optimal timing for investment in finite-lived monopolies, extending the literature on real option games by considering the cases of random and certain-lived monopolies. Under these settings, firms face the risk of demonopolization, that can occur as a random or a...
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We study the changes in the consumers' and producers' surplus associated with acquisition deals where there is a non-competition covenant that forbids the seller from re-entering the market over a given time period. We find that these acquisition deals can lead to significant negative (positive)...
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We analyse how certain subsidies and guarantees given to private firms in public-private partnerships should be optimally arranged to promote immediate investment, in a real options framework. We show how an investment subsidy, a revenue subsidy, a minimum demand guarantee, and a rescue option,...
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This paper studies how a pre-bid minority ownership (toehold) in the target firm can improve the acquirer’s position in the takeover process by reducing the information asymmetry. Using a dynamic real options approach to compare the takeover options (with and without a toehold), the bidder can...
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This paper presents a real options model to value the option to invest in a new project, whose value is contingent on two multiplicative stochastic factors behaving accordingly to correlated geometric Brownian motions. A general sensitivity analysis is conducted highlighting the importance of...
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By mixing concepts from both game theoretic analysis and real options theory, an investment decision in a competitive market can be seen as a "game" between firms, as firms implicitly take into account other firms' reactions to their own investment actions. We review two decades of real option...
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Inspired by the current European crisis, the main goal of this paper is to find how to promote investment, as we think that it has a crucial role on firms’ evolution and economic performance. In fact, our motivation is to find a possible solution to promote economic growth with few Government...
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This paper aims to establish a support decision model by which an optimal mark-up (profit margin) in the context of a bidding process is reached through the valuation of the option to sign the contract assuming the contractor is chosen to perform the project. The price included in the bid...
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