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Making use of real options simple: An overview and applications in flexible/modular decision making
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Managerial discretion in distressed firms
(2007)This study examines the earnings management behaviour of 455 distressed US firms that filed for bankruptcy during the period 1986-2001. We examine (a) possible earnings management during the years prior to bankruptcy-filing, ...
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Market making in international capital markets: Challenges and benefits of its implementation in emerging markets
(2009)Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to critically evaluate the different market-making systems found in most developed capital markets and to provide guidance to emerging market regulators for a possible implementation ...
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Market Structure Games: Dynamic Approaches
(2011)This chapter extends the discussion began in Chapter 3 about dynamic models of oligopoly. It discusses two streams of models dealing with multiplayer decision-making in multistage settings. The chapter is organized as ...
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Market Structure Games: Static Approaches
(2011)This chapter discusses static market structure games. It begins by describing the benchmark case of a monopolist, developing the basic building blocks for subsequent models. It then introduces static models of duopoly, ...
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Matrix Balancing on a Massively Parallel Connection Machine
(1990)Matrix balancing models find applications in economics, transportation, regional sciences, statistics, stochastic modeling and other areas. The iterative scaling algorithm RAS that is used for the solution of these problems ...
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Models for planning under uncertainty
(Baltzer Science, 1995)
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Monopoly: Investment and Expansion Options
(The MIT Press, 2011)This chapter examines the situation faced by a firm with exclusive access to a market or enjoying insurmountable structural barriers enabling it to ignore strategic interactions by rivals when devising its investment ...