A Comment on 'an Arbitrage-Free Approach to Quasi-Option Value' by Coggins and Ramezani
University of Kiel Economics Working Paper No. 2004-06
9 Pages Posted: 24 Jun 2004
Date Written: June 21, 2004
Abstract
In their article 'An Arbitrage-Free Approach to Quasi-Option Value' [J. Environm. Econom. Management 35, 103-125, 1998], Coggins and Ramezani interpreted the concept of quasi-option value - introduced by Arrow and Fisher [Quart. J. Econom. 88, 1974, 312-319] - as being identical to Dixit and Pindyck's real option value. This means their approach differs from the approach by Fisher and Hanemann [J. Environm. Econom. Management 14, 183-190, 1987] who formalized the concept of quasi-option value a decade before. By indirectly characterizing Dixit and Pindyck's real option value Coggins and Ramezani confirmed classic results in the field of real options theory.
Keywords: Quasi option value, real option value, irreversible investment, decision making under uncertainty
JEL Classification: D81, D92, Q20
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