A Market Risk Premium Problem: How should gold properties be valued on the Australian Securities Exchange?
A mixed-method research approach was used to identify the market factors associated with gold project transactions on the ASX. Informed by the analysis of historical project transaction data an econometric model was developed through the triangulation of a quantitative study using capital markets th...
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| description | A mixed-method research approach was used to identify the market factors associated with gold project transactions on the ASX. Informed by the analysis of historical project transaction data an econometric model was developed through the triangulation of a quantitative study using capital markets theory and a qualitative study based on behavioural finance theory. The resulting valuation framework provides pragmatic guidance for use in research and industry practice. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-825892021-02-12T06:48:42Z A Market Risk Premium Problem: How should gold properties be valued on the Australian Securities Exchange? Lloyd, Karen A mixed-method research approach was used to identify the market factors associated with gold project transactions on the ASX. Informed by the analysis of historical project transaction data an econometric model was developed through the triangulation of a quantitative study using capital markets theory and a qualitative study based on behavioural finance theory. The resulting valuation framework provides pragmatic guidance for use in research and industry practice. 2021 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/82589 Curtin University fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Lloyd, Karen A Market Risk Premium Problem: How should gold properties be valued on the Australian Securities Exchange? |
| title | A Market Risk Premium Problem: How should gold properties be valued on the Australian Securities Exchange? |
| title_full | A Market Risk Premium Problem: How should gold properties be valued on the Australian Securities Exchange? |
| title_fullStr | A Market Risk Premium Problem: How should gold properties be valued on the Australian Securities Exchange? |
| title_full_unstemmed | A Market Risk Premium Problem: How should gold properties be valued on the Australian Securities Exchange? |
| title_short | A Market Risk Premium Problem: How should gold properties be valued on the Australian Securities Exchange? |
| title_sort | market risk premium problem: how should gold properties be valued on the australian securities exchange? |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/82589 |