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Author:Jennergren, L. P.
Title:Valuation by linear programming - a pedagogical note
Journal:Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1990 : WINTER, VOL. 17:5, p. 751-756
Index terms:CASH FLOW
LINEAR PROGRAMMING
VALUATION
PRICING
CASH ACCOUNTING
Language:eng
Abstract:Cash flows can be valued by means of linear programming formulations in some cases. Three simple examples of such formulations are given. The first one refers to the valuation of a subsidized loan, the second one to the valuation of a riskfree cash flow, and the third one to the pricing of an option where the price of the underlying stock moves in a binominal fashion. As seen from the examples, it is an arbitrage - like characteristic which enables the application of linear programming: the dominance property of alternatives leads naturally to linear constraints.
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