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A crucial assumption for the single-period representation of a portfolio's performance, namely, the Sharpe ratio, to be valid is the stationary in the distributions of a portfolio's excess returns R1,…,RT. In literature, the most often adopted stationary assumption is the i.i.d. excess returns...
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A Brief Review of the Errors-in-Variables Problem in Asset Pricing Tests -- A Comparison of Formulas to Compute Implied Standard Deviation -- A Critical Evaluation of the Portfolio Performance Indices Under Rank Transformation -- A Fuzzy Real Option Valuation Approach To Capital Budgeting Under...
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