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Purpose: In the context of public-private partnerships (PPPs), it has been argued that the standard valuation framework produces a paradox whereby government appears to be made better off by taking on more systematic risk. This has led to a range of approaches being applied in practice, none of...
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A limitation of prior research on imputation credit value is researchers' selective interpretation of the regression coefficient used to estimate credit value. This ignores the in-sample evidence on the value of cash dividends and the value of a fully-franked dividend. This is a problem because...
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Multiple regression analysis leads to coefficient estimates that need to be jointly interpreted. This holds even if correlation amongst independent variables is at a level that researchers typically consider to be tolerable. In estimating the value of imputation credits using multiple...
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We find that a composite implied cost of capital (ICC) estimate - based on the earnings forecasts generated by cross-sectional models is highly correlated with future realised returns in both portfolio- and regression-based tests. By contrast, we find very little evidence for an association with...
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