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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A Pragmatic Approach to the Estimation Problems Encountered In Lease-Purchase Analyses leverage effects of leasing versus purchase financing. In this paper, we address a problem shared by all these models. This problem is that of estimation errors related to both cash-flow items and discount rates.

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Risk Preference: Empirical Evidence and Its Implications for Capital Budgetingduals choose between risky alternatives on the basis of mean and variance (or semivariance) and that individuals are averse to risk as measured by variance (or semivariance). In a weaker form, the assumption of risk aversion implies that the utility function of individuals is concave in terminal wealth.

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The Cost of Financing to the Firm in Foreign Exchange: Some Empirical Results and Implicationse rejected as the origin of acceptable decision rules. The criteria for rejection are therefore not necessarily those drawn from the current state of the art of methodology. This paper attempts to make this point clear through a rather simplistic research example.

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An Investment Decision Model for Small Businessernative investments. It is the contention of this writer that none of these methods is applicable to the manager of the small business, since they require the knowledge of a single investment criterion which, in most, if not all, cases, cannot be ascertained with any degree of confidence.

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Risk Preference: Empirical Evidence and Its Implications for Capital Budgetingchoices of investment portfolios or selections of capital assets. In order to develop normative and predictive models for choice problems such as these, assumptions about the risk preference of individual decision makers have been necessary. The traditional assumption made about risk preference is t

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The Factor of Urgency in Corporate Capital Budgeting Decisionsince its popularization in the literature of economics and finance. It is now in such a stage of sophistication that its basic tenets of discounting and risk adjustment are in daily use by a majority of practicing financial managers. Capital investment theory, however, is essentially normative in it

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Geographic Perspectives of Risk: A Financial Strategic Approachoint of view, since several crucial features of the capital budgeting decision process are not incorporated in conventional models. In recent years, however, there have been indications of a growing academic interest in methodological adaptation to narrow differences between theory and corporate pra

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A Multiperiod Cost of Capital Concept and its Impact on the Formulation of Financial Policylly held in high esteem as a powerful analytical tool for both theoretical and practical research. Theories of financial structure and FCOC generally employ a cash-flow stream of a perpetual form, which simplifies its capitalization. As seen in Table 1, when such cash flows (CFs) are conceived to be