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Managing Exchange Risks in a Floating World
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  • 1974Session Topic: Capital Asset Pricing Models in an International Context366 cited
  • 1975EXCHANGE RATE CHANGES, INFLATION, AND THE VALUE OF THE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION253 cited
  • 1975The Random Behavior of Flexible Exchange Rates: Implications for Forecasting145 cited
  • 1970Purchasing Power Parity As An Explanation of Long-Term Changes In Exchange Rates82 cited
  • 1970Maneuvering Liquid Assets in a Multi-National Company: Formulation and Deterministic Solution Procedures41 cited

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  • 1983Capital budgeting for the multinational corporation**This article is reprinted, with permission, from Financial Management (Spring 1978) pp 7–1636 cited

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