Titlebook: Risk, Capital Costs, and Project Financing Decisions; Frans G. J. Derkinderen,Roy L. Crum Book 1981 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing 1981 Inves

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Inefficient Capital Markets And Their Implicationsficient capital markets. The theory of the subject, the financial strategies that result, and the recommended techniques of corporate resource allocation all revolve around efficient markets. Yet, in terms of the number of capital markets, if not in terms of the quantity of money involved, the vast

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Capital Budgeting Proposals with Negative Salvage Valuesntic to lend themselves to a thorough discussion in a short paper. In their extension appears the complexity of environmental problems or, to state it differently, the problematic relationship between man and nature—a question as important as, if not more important than, the relationship between lab

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A Pragmatic Approach to the Estimation Problems Encountered In Lease-Purchase Analyses each making their respective contributions. The net result of these combined efforts has been the development of a number of very complex models.. The primary differences in the more recent models relate to (1) the choice of appropriate discount rates and (2) the treatment accorded the differential

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0924-4980 ts for economic­ political instability. High inflation and fluctuating exchange rates in the de­ veloped Western world have served to strengthen the forces of disequilibrium in the fmancial markets, leading to an investment situation with several unusual but significant factors. Capital spending by

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0924-4980 at companies have had to pay to acquire this inflated amount of capital have caused a deterioration in the safety or quality indica tors by which the creditwort978-94-009-8131-7978-94-009-8129-4Series ISSN 0924-4980