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Judicial Power in a Globalized Worldcountries have different appreciations for real returns. This chapter presents the classical approaches to extend domestic asset pricing models to a global context. As a by-product, international asset pricing models provide the benchmark returns for tests of capital market integration. Finally, in

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L. J. Brinkhorst,Henry G. Schermersurns. The empirical evidence throughout this book has shown that stock returns are predictable to some extent on the basis of global instrument variables. It has been argued in chapter 4 that expected returns vary with the business cycle, and that appropriate instrument variables should be indicator

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Tom Barkhuysen,Michiel van Emmeriks, extracts business cycle components from macroeconomic time series, tests both beta pricing and stochastic discount factor models in their unconditional as well as conditional versions and, finally, simulates a slightly adapted version of the Lucas (1978) endowment economy. The examination include

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