Suppose that investors from a country have access to a large set of foreign stocks, and that
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(a) The single-market CAPM, where the market portfolio is measured by the index of all stocks issued by local companies, does not hold.
(b) The single-market CAPM, where the market portfolio is measured by the index of all stocks held by local investors, does not hold.
(c) The single-market CAPM, where the market portfolio is measured by the index of all stocks held by local investors, is formally correct but not fit for practical use, because the correct index is not readily observable.
(d) The single-market CAPM, where the market portfolio measured by the index of all stocks worldwide, is correct provided that there is a unified world market for all stocks.
(e) The single-market CAPM, where the market portfolio is measured by the index of all stocks worldwide, is correct provided that there is no (real) exchange risk.
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International Finance Putting Theory Into Practice
ISBN: 978-0691136677
1st edition
Authors: Piet Sercu
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