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. While most research on fuel hedging has concentrated on the U.S. airline market, this paper is the first study to include …. Financial and operational hedging strategies serve aviation managers as a tool to counteract high and volatile fuel prices … reject the hypothesis that financial hedging decreases risk exposure. One possibility is that the decreased volatility in jet …
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exposure, hedging policy, and firm value. First, we find that airline exposures to fuel prices are higher when fuel prices are …For a variety of reasons, the U.S. airline industry is a natural sample to analyze the relation between corporate risk … exposure to fuel prices, airlines tend to increase their hedging activity. Finally, we explore the previously documented jet …
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This paper empirically examines the way in which asset liquidity affects lease contracts. Financial contracting theories agree that more-liquid assets decrease the expected cost of external financing, thus making leasing more attractive and reducing lessors' equilibrium return. However, the...
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1999, an intriguing series of events occurred that dramatically reshaped the Canadian airline industry. This clinical study …
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This paper investigates the fuel hedging behavior of firms in the US airline industry during 1994-2000 to examine … whether such hedging is a source of value for these companies. The investment climate in the airline industry conforms well to … show that jet fuel hedging is positively related to airline firm value. The coefficients on hedging indicator variables in …
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We examine the relationship between financial health and product safety in the airline industry. Theoretical models …-taking behavior by such firms. We document support for this prediction. Our empirical model, which uses mishaps to proxy for airline … presence of other variables that could affect the number of airline mishaps …
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SUBJECT AREAS: Leveraged recapitalization, capital structure, compensation, internal control, performance evaluation.CASE SETTING: 1989, Packaging materials and systems industry.Situation: Less than a year after Sealed Air embarked on a program to improve manufacturing efficiency and product...
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This paper uses commercial aircraft transactions to determine whether capital constraints cause firms to liquidate assets at discounts to fundamental values. Results indicate that financially constrained airlines receive lower prices than their unconstrained rivals when selling used narrow-body...
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SUBJECT AREAS: Initial public offerings, valuation, global equity issues, financial distress.CASE SETTING: 1992; Irish company seeking to go public and simultaneously obtain listings on London, New York and Tokyo stock exchanges; aircraft leasing industry. This case concerns the ill-fated global...
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In 1999, an intriguing series of events occurred that dramatically reshaped the Canadian airline industry. This …
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