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This paper considers the pricing of options when there are jumps in the pricing kernel and correlated jumps in asset returns and volatilities. Our model nests Duan’s GARCH option models, where conditional returns are constrained to being normal, as well as mixed jump processes as used in...
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We establish Markovian models in the Heath, Jarrow and Morton paradigm where the credit spreads curves of multiple firms and the term structure of interest rates can be represented analytically at any point in time in terms of a finite number of state variables. The models make no restrictions...
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We establish Markovian models in the Heath, Jarrow, and Morton (1992) paradigm that permit an exponential affine representation of riskless and risky bond prices while offering significant flexibility in the choice of volatility structures. Estimating models in our family is typically no more...
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In the development of the national economy, the means of production and the means of livelihood must develop in a proper ratio. The development of the production of the means of production must be at a faster rate than that of the means of livelihood. However, if the development of the...
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Localization in the corporate setting is the extent to which expatriate managers are replaced by local employees originally held by expatriate managers. We sampled 229 multinational enterprises (MNEs) in the People's Republic of China and investigated the antecedents of localization success...
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This paper introduces profitability uncertainty into an infinite-horizon variation of the classic Holmstrom and Milgrom (1987) model, and studies optimal dynamic contracting with endogenous learning. The agent's potential belief manipulation leads to the hidden information problem, which makes...
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