Pricing Of Corporate And Portfolio Securities In Buyer-Supplier Networks

Topics:
Pricing Strategy,
Supplier Evaluation
Tags:
Finance,
Financial Accounting,
Financial Market,
Network,
Networking,
Pricing Strategy,
Security,
University Of Zurich
Source:
University of Zurich

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Overview: The paper investigates how buyer-supplier firm-specific relationships affect security prices. Starting from the empirical inconsistencies associated with some standard structural models we proposes a structural model of firm dependence in a variety connected network of firms based on cash flow transfers between the buyers and the suppliers. We prove that financial market completeness in a closed network economy depends only on the topology of the network.

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Format: PDF | Size: 343KB | Date: Jun 2006 | Pages: 45


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