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Multinationals and the gains from international diversification

Rowland, Patrick F.; Tesar, Linda L. - 1998

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Improving opportunities and equity in home ownership throuhg the tax system

Pope, Jeffrey I.; Rowland, Patrick F. - In: Australian tax forum : a journal of taxation policy, … 23 (2008) 4, pp. 373-397

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Multinationals and the gains from international diversification

Rowland, Patrick F.; Tesar, Linda L. - In: Review of economic dynamics 7 (2004) 4, pp. 789-826

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Multinationals and the gains from international diversification

Rowland, Patrick F. (contributor); … - 1998

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The gains from international diversification revisited

Rowland, Patrick F.; Tesar, Linda L. - 1997

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Uses for Betas for Property Sector Weightings

Rowland, Patrick - European Real Estate Society - ERES - 1999

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Pricing Lease Covenants: Putting Models into Practice

Rowland, Patrick - European Real Estate Society - ERES - 1999

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Modelling the Allocation of Lease Responsibilities

Rowland, Patrick - European Real Estate Society - ERES - 1996

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Real Estate in the Family Investment Portfolio

Rowland, Patrick - European Real Estate Society - ERES - 2007

Most real estate portfolio optimisation models are directed at investment institutions and fund managers. Individuals face similar portfolio construction decisions but their portfolios are often dominated by their family home. This paper treats the family home as an investment asset around which...

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Lease length and the care of properties

Rowland, Patrick - European Real Estate Society - ERES - 2001

This paper explores the relationship between lease length and the allocation of responsibilities for leased premises. Longer leases would be expected to give tenants more control over their premises than short leases. This paper explains the reasons for this, describes observed variations in...

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