The Cost of Capital: Intermediate Theory

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Cambridge University Press, 2005. gada 17. marts - 353 lappuses
Seth Armitage provides an answer to the question, 'what does the finance and economics literature say about the estimation and determination of a project's cost of capital?'. The text reviews both the theory of asset pricing in discrete time and a range of more applied topics which relate to project valuation.

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The cost of capital under certainty 333
3
contingent states
20
The expected return on an asset in an efficient
66
The equity risk premium
87
Project valuation
123
Corporation tax leverage and the weighted average cost of capital
153
the old and the new views
181
Personal tax leverage and multiple tax rates
205
The international dimension
236
inference from present value
261
applying the CAPM and multifactor models
278
Estimating a projects cost of capital
300
Regulated utilities
323
References
335
Index
347
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Inflation and risk premiums
225

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Seth Armitage is a Reader in Finance and head of the finance group at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. His current and recent research centres on the financing of companies and has included work on rights issues and open offers, the role of banks in funding companies, sources of finance in developing countries and mutual financial institutions. He is the author of Syndicated Lending in Europe (1998).

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