ASSET PRICING MODEL AND EFFICIENCY PORFOLIO INVESTMENT ON DIFFERENCE FOREIGN OWNERSHIP EVIDENCE FROM VIETNAM STOCK MARKET

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Further, we determine estimates of the portion of bid-ask spread due to adverseselection adapting the methods introduced by Lin et al. (1995), and find the presence ofthe large shareholders increases the cost of adverse selection. Thus, this relation proposesthat blockholders have an informat[r]

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1.2. Research gap
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11Simple ExoticsThe purpose of this part of the book is to introduce the reader to the most important typesof equity derivatives and to illustrate the pricing techniques which have been introduced inthe last two parts. Exotic options can mostly be priced using classical statistical tec[r]

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physical capital, human capital, natural resources, andtechnological knowledge available to workers.◆ Government policies can influence the economy’sgrowth rate in many ways: encouraging saving andinvestment, encouraging investment from abroad,fostering education, maintaining property[r]

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After studying this chapter you will be able to: Read, calculate, and explain stock quotations; calculate dividends of preferred and common stocks; calculate return on investment; read, calculate, and explain bond quotations; compare bond yields to bond premiums and discounts; explain and calculate[r]

instead on indirect measures of the expected realrate such as ex post real rates estimated by sub-tracting actual inflation from realized nominalholding-period returns (Pennachi, 1991). Infla-tion-indexed securities permit the direct study ofthe real interest rate. Wilcox (1998) includ[r]