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The CAPM implies that investors require equity risk premia when choosing risky investments and therefore demand higher … returns to equity invested if higher risk is present. This should apply to investments in independent enterprises and multi … income is set in relation to invested capital, risk measured by earnings volatility emerges as the most important stable …
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The CAPM implies that investors require equity risk premia when choosing risky investments and therefore demand higher … returns to equity invested if higher risk is present. This should apply to investments in independent enterprises and multi … income is set in relation to invested capital, risk measured by earnings volatility emerges as the most important stable …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010679164
Valuing a firm using the discounted cash flow method (DCF) requires the joint determination of the market value of its … equity (MVE) together with the equity risk premium (ERP) the firm should earn, since the latter is part of the discount rate … risk-free rate of interest and a parameter indicating the required market risk premium per return volatility. …
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Valuing a firm using the discounted cash flow method (DCF) requires the joint determination of the market value of its … equity (MVE) together with the equity risk premium (ERP) the firm should earn, since the latter is part of the discount rate … risk-free rate of interest and a parameter indicating the required market risk premium per return volatility. …
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Important determinants of multinational firms’ choice of location include, besides resource cost and infrastructure, the taxation regime through its effects on international pricing and profits. This paper investigates the effects of tax rates on firms’ profits and financing decisions by...
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independent international firms for the purpose of taxation. These rules also prescribe that risk should be accounted for in … pricing and income. Since current practice of price comparisons does not yet fully allow accounting for risk, prices and in … retail trade firms for the years 1992 to 2007 in order to establish to what extent earnings do take risk into account. Risk …
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independent international firms for the purpose of taxation. These rules also prescribe that risk should be accounted for in … pricing and income. Since current practice of price comparisons does not yet fully allow accounting for risk, prices and in … retail trade firms for the years 1992 to 2007 in order to establish to what extent earnings do take risk into account. Risk …
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Economic theory implies that research and development (R&D) efforts increase firm productivity and ultimately profits. In particular, R&D expenses lead to the development of intangible assets in the form of intellectual property (IP) and these assets command a return that increases overall...
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Risk, in a financial sense, is defined as variance about some forecasted value. Any time a business appraiser forecasts … developing an actual risk measure (standard deviation) that may be used with discounted cash flow valuation models. …
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Evaluate a growing company is always a difficult exercise because the valuation depends on the appreciation of many factors that vary depending on the person performing the evaluation: manager, shareholder, venture capitalist, etc. This article aims to present the methods used to evaluate this...
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