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    omitted variables that add explanatory power to the model and yields better estimates. In conclusion, from the models analyzed, we can not determine that these models as established, hold with this stock, hence further investigation is required, which maybe due to the main points that drive SPG’s business model, for instance, given the industry, the tax regulation makes them pay at least 90% of taxable income to investors as dividend, while being relatively safer investments than other…

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    Cellnex Case Study

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    Secondly, their indebtedness could lead to requiring the dedication of a substantial portion of cash flow from operations to service debt, thereby reducing the amount of cash flow available for other purposes, including, among others, Capex and dividends. A third negative side effect could be that their excessive leverage leads Cellnex to issue debt or equity securities or to sell some of its core assets, possibly not on the best terms, to meet payment obligations. Fourth, Cellnex might have to…

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    Based on the Bursa Malaysia, REITs is providing the steady income and the yield of the distribution is attractive attracting the investor. The steady income was generating from consistent rental (Kannan, 2012). REITs is have the features that make it difference from the other investment vehicle which it receiving the special tax consideration based on term and condition, provided the higher yield of the profit distribution and it was very liquid instruments (Brounen & Koning, 2012).…

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    The combination of international economic crisis, drought, and political unpreparedness left many Albertans in a predicament due to a cycle of deficiency. First came the drought. Entire crops were ruined due to the drought, eventually not producing enough grain to repleshing seed supplies. Getting money from the banks to replace seeds was difficult, the provincial government was nearly impossible, while getting it from the federal government was overly bureaucratic, meaning if a farm ran out of…

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    Financial decisions – making is money or not invest in certain securities. It depends on the risk and the return of security in particular. There is a correlation between risk and return, which is higher than the risk ratio will then be higher than the yield. Thus, the investor wants to be investing in high-risk securities, which may get high return. No, all financial managers show tahe trade-offs such as the return of risk. Some investors is to avoid the risk of getting less…

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    Smart Beta Case Study

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    strategy because it is rule based due to no influence from portfolio managers and thus, following the market and does not trade stocks frequently, but still takes into account stock selection away from CAPM based on the analysis of factors, such as dividends, cash flow, total sales and book value (Draper, 2016). Smart beta funds offer an improved risk return trade off over alpha and beta based funds. Smart beta, also rather than looking…

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    with it’s generally high multiples, is excluded from the analysis the valuation would be roughly $1.2B. On the other extreme if Kohler’s value is based on Masco’s benchmark, the value leaps to nearly $3.7B. A strict average of the peer group would yield a value of $1.6B. Our best guess of value is closer to $2B based on the peer average being averaged with Masco’s profitability multiples as we feel that the fundamentals of Kohler and Masco are closely matched. These estimates do not include…

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    In An Economic Approach to Social Capital, Edward Glaeser criticizes conventional ways of viewing social capital, studying it instead under a more economically driven lens. By developing models in which social capital is economically analyzed, Glaeser determines that the necessary definition of social capital, for his purposes, is to classify it as belonging to an individual, rather than its community. Through this concept of individual social capital, it becomes easier to understand how it is…

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    Pfizer And Allergan Case

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    Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) and Allergan PLC (NYSE: AGN) has declared that their boards of directors have collectively approved, and the companies have entered into, a definitive merger agreement under which Pfizer, a global developing biopharmaceutical company, will combine with Allergan, a global pharmaceutical company and a leader in a recent industry model – Growth Pharma, in a stock transaction currently valued at $363.63 per Allergan share, for a total enterprise value of approximately $160…

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    PWCR Case Study

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    QUESTION #1 FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION IN PWCR When looking at how financial liberalization (FL) is present in the Post-Washington Consensus Regime (PWCR), it is important to follow our new IPE approach which consists of two categories: materiality and ideas. This approach allows the reader to observe FL’s role in Global Development in action by answering three key questions: Who benefits and why from the way financial crises are resolved? What is the nature and source of power? How is the…

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