Fundamentals of Corporate Finance (Special Edition for Rutgers Business School)
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Author: Ross, Westerfield, Jordan
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Chapter 22, Problem 1CRCT
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To determine: Which limitation to arbitrage leads to main reason for the mispricing for the companies given in the chapter.
Introduction:
Limit to arbitrage:
It is the idea that the asset cost may not equal the correct value because of the limitations to arbitrage. In certain situation, notation may or may not likely to be rational, well-capitalized dealers to correct a mispricing that are not quick enough. The reason is that strategies intended to evade mispricing are usually expensive, riskier and restricted. There are some risks of limitation of arbitrage, they are as follows:
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