Law of One Price and Financial Decision Making Flashcards

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Valuation Principle

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When the value of the benefits of a decision exceeds the cost of the project, then the project will increase the market value of the firm

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2
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Risk Free rate

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the interest rate that we can borrow at without a risk

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3
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discount factor

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1/ (1+r)

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4
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Discount rate

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when we are discounting fugure values back to the present value the interest rate that we use is referred to as the discount rate

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Net Present Value

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The Present Value of the benefits minus the present value of the costs, a positive NPV means that we accept the project

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Arbitrage

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the buying and selling of equivalent goods in different markets to take advantage of a price difference

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normal market

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a market where there are no arbitrage differences

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8
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the Law of One Price

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if equivalent investment opportunities trade simultaneously in different competitive markets, then they must trade for the same price in both markets

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9
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No Arbitrage Price

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the no arbitrage price is the present value of all cash flows paid by the security

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10
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Separation Principle

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we can evaluate the NPV of an investment decision separately from the decision the firm makes regarding how to finance the investment or any other security transactions the firm is considering

we evaluate the projects based on the risks of the projects themselves

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11
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portfolio

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a collection of investments

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12
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value additivity

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the value of a whole group of assets exactly equals the sum of the values of the individua assets

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13
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Value additivity and firm value

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the value of the firm is maximized if the value of each part of the firm is maximized

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14
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expected returns of investments

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the weighted average of the potential returns of the investments

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15
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Risk premiums

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risk premium is the difference between the expected return of an investment and the risk free rate

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16
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Market Risk Premiums

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the difference between the expected return of the stocks trading in the market and the risk free rate

  • we use indexes to keep track of stock markets, l
17
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discount rate for risky investments

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the risk free rate plus the risk premium for the investment s

18
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risk premium size

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a security’s risk premium will be higher the more its returns tend to vary with the overall economy, and the market index, if a security’s returns vary in the opposite direction of the market index it offers insurance and will have a negative risk premium