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A Bayesian Approach to Real Options: The Case of Distinguishing between Temporary and Permanent Shocks
by
MALENKO, ANDREY
, GRENADIER, STEVEN R.
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Asset pricing
/ Bayes-Statistik
/ Bayesian analysis
/ Bayesian method
/ Boundary conditions
/ Cash Flow
/ Cash flow forecasting
/ Credit market
/ Derivatives
/ Economic models
/ Economic uncertainty
/ Financial engineering
/ Financial investments
/ Financial models
/ Intuition
/ Investment policy
/ Investment strategies
/ Investment value
/ Investments
/ Mathematical finance
/ Net present value
/ Present value
/ Real options analysis
/ Realoptionsansatz
/ Schock
/ Stochastic models
/ Studies
/ Uncertainty
/ Zeitverwendung
2010
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A Bayesian Approach to Real Options: The Case of Distinguishing between Temporary and Permanent Shocks
by
MALENKO, ANDREY
, GRENADIER, STEVEN R.
in
Asset pricing
/ Bayes-Statistik
/ Bayesian analysis
/ Bayesian method
/ Boundary conditions
/ Cash Flow
/ Cash flow forecasting
/ Credit market
/ Derivatives
/ Economic models
/ Economic uncertainty
/ Financial engineering
/ Financial investments
/ Financial models
/ Intuition
/ Investment policy
/ Investment strategies
/ Investment value
/ Investments
/ Mathematical finance
/ Net present value
/ Present value
/ Real options analysis
/ Realoptionsansatz
/ Schock
/ Stochastic models
/ Studies
/ Uncertainty
/ Zeitverwendung
2010
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A Bayesian Approach to Real Options: The Case of Distinguishing between Temporary and Permanent Shocks
by
MALENKO, ANDREY
, GRENADIER, STEVEN R.
in
Asset pricing
/ Bayes-Statistik
/ Bayesian analysis
/ Bayesian method
/ Boundary conditions
/ Cash Flow
/ Cash flow forecasting
/ Credit market
/ Derivatives
/ Economic models
/ Economic uncertainty
/ Financial engineering
/ Financial investments
/ Financial models
/ Intuition
/ Investment policy
/ Investment strategies
/ Investment value
/ Investments
/ Mathematical finance
/ Net present value
/ Present value
/ Real options analysis
/ Realoptionsansatz
/ Schock
/ Stochastic models
/ Studies
/ Uncertainty
/ Zeitverwendung
2010
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A Bayesian Approach to Real Options: The Case of Distinguishing between Temporary and Permanent Shocks
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A Bayesian Approach to Real Options: The Case of Distinguishing between Temporary and Permanent Shocks
2010
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Overview
Traditional real options models demonstrate the importance of the \"option to wait\" due to uncertainty over future shocks to project cash flows. However, there is often another important source of uncertainty: uncertainty over the permanence of past shocks. Adding Bayesian uncertainty over the permanence of past shocks augments the traditional option to wait with an additional \"option to learn.\" The implied investment behavior differs significantly from that in standard models. For example, investment may occur at a time of stable or decreasing cash flows, respond sluggishly to cash flow shocks, and depend on the timing of project cash flows.
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