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Understanding Business Valuation: Economic, Accounting, and Quantitative Approaches
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Hong Kong Derivatives Markets: Stock Index Futures, Stock Index Options, and Interest Rate Swaps
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Determinants of Capital Profile and Return Performance of International Banks
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Functional and Prudential Determinants for Signaling Behavior of International Banks
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Risk Accounting: A Critical Analysis of Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 119
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Evaluation of the Bank of Thailand during 1997: Past Performance and Prospect for Credibility
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The Shape of National Economic Policy to Come: How Thailand Can Adapt in A Global Marketplace
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Three Factor Model and Real Options: Stock Excess Returns vs. Investment and Operating Flexibility
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Real Options: Public-Good vs. Private-Good Industries
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Synthetic Investment: An Application of Asset Swaps in Less Developed Capital Markets
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Privatization and Political Resource Allocation in Emerging Market Economies
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Trade in Services and Balance of Payments in LDCs: Determinants and Long-term Viability
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Modern Investment Theory: A Review of Literature
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Efficient Capital Markets: A Review of Literature
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Behavioral Finance: A Review of Literature
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Financial Futures: A Conceptual Review
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Financial Options: A Conceptual Review
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Bond Portfolio Management: A Conceptual Review
- Chaos Theory and Neural Networks in Capital Markets
- Current CAPM Variants: Summary of Abstracts
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* Worapot Ongkrutaraksa is lecturer of finance at Curtin University of Technology in Perth, Australia, where he teaches financial statements analysis and financial modelling. He had served as a researcher in financial economics for the Fiscal Policy Research Institute (FPRI), a think-tank unit of the Thai Ministry of Finance, a visiting lecturer of finance at the Waikato Business School in New Zealand, and a J. William Fulbright scholar in the United States. Recently, he has been an assistant professor of banking and finance at the University of Macau in China.
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