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In an environment with stocks and short-term debt, random changes in the risk- reward frontier produce hedging demands for equities, implying that portfolio policies supporting optimal life-cycle consumption are rarely mean-variance e¢ cient. Pursuing optimal life-cycle portfolio policies is...
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This paper exploits the early exercise premium representation to investigate strate- gic investment policies in a duopolistic continuous-time real options game. Assuming exogenous firm roles, we find that (i) as the leader installs its newly purchased capital, the follower's optimal investment...
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This paper examines strategic investment in the context of a duopolistic continuous- time real options game. Our contribution is twofold, economic and methodological. The former is the recognition that, under ?xed costs of investment and time-to-build, the ?rm pays a fraction of the implicit...
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We o¤er clari?cations on Cooley-Quadrini (2001) as regards ?nancial frictions and risky corporate-debt pricing. Even in a frictionless world, the promised rate on corpo- rate debt is not identical across ?rms and across capital structures and it is not equal to the risk-free market interest...
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This paper investigates strategic investment policies in a duopolistic continuous-time real options game. Our contribution is twofold, economic and methodological. The former is the recognition that, under fixed costs of investment and time-to-build, a firm's exercise of its capital-replacement...
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While as a matter of pure chance and mathematical manipulations, the Black- Scholes formula could have been accidentally obtained much earlier by making use of put-call parity, a simple thought experiment demonstrates the inconclusiveness of any such derivation as regards the validity of the...
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How much should a family save for retirement and for the kids' college education? How much insurance should they buy? How should they allocate their portfolio across different assets? What should a company choose as the default asset allocation for a mandatory retirement saving plan? We believe...
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How much should a family save for retirement and for the kids’ college education? How much insurance should they buy? How should they allocate their portfolio across different assets? What should a company choose as the default asset allocation for a mandatory retirement saving plan? We...
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