International Asset Returns and Exchange Rates
We present a consumption-based international asset pricing model to study global equity premiums, the U.S. riskfree rate and the cross section of international asset returns. The model entails idiosyncratic, country-specific consumption risk, which helps explain the magnitude of global equity premiums. The model features country-specific habit formation, which helps explain the level of the interest rate on the U.S. short-term Treasury bills traded by domestic and international investors. The model takes into account real exchange rate uncertainty, which explain approximately twice as much the cross-sectional variation of the international stock and currency returns than other models under constant real exchange rates.
international asset pricing consumption-based model habit formation idiosyncratic risks equity premiums puzzle riskfree rate puzzle exchange rates inflation rates
Yuming Li Maosen Zhong
Department of Finance College of Business and Economics California State University,Fullerton Fuller Maosen Zhong UQ Business School The University of Queensland Brisbane,QLD 4072,Australia
国际会议
成都
英文
2007-07-09(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)