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International Asset Pricing Model (IAPM)

The international version of the CAPM assuming that investors in each country share the same consumption basket and purchasing power parity holds.

International Asset Pricing Model

A version of the Capital Asset Pricing Model applied to international investments. Like the CAPM, it attempts to describe the relationship between the risk and the expected return on an investment, which is used to determine an investment's appropriate price. The assumption behind the CAPM is that money has two values: a time value and a risk value. Thus, any risky asset or investment must compensate the investor for both the time spent with his/her money tied up in the investment and the investment's relative riskiness. This compensation must be in addition to the risk-free rate of return. It is important to note that in addition to these factors (which the CAPM and the IAPM hold in common), the IAPM assumes that purchasing power parity holds true in the countries it is investigating.

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No references found	As no consensus has agreed upon what the fundamentals are, our paper follows the two-factor international asset pricing model framework of Bekaert, Harvey, and Ng (2005) to study the sector-level integration and contagion. Equity market comovement and contagion: a sectoral perspective by Phylaktis, Kate; Xia, Lichuan / Financial Management The next section presents an international asset pricing model in the presence of the shadow costs of incomplete information. Portfolio valuation in the presence of market frictions by Bellalah, Makram; Bellalah, Mondher; Pariente, Georges; Chtioui, Tawhid; Khayati, Anis / International Journal of Business It is nearly similar to the international asset pricing models in Solnik (1974) and Stulz (1981). On corporate international investment under incomplete information by Bellalah, Mondher / International Journal of Business	Internal Auditor Internal Balance Internal Expansion Internal Finance Internal Financing Internal Funds Internal Growth Rate Internal Market Internal Measure internal rate of return Internal Revenue Code Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue Service Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 Internalization Internalize Internally Efficient Market International Accounting Standards International Accounting Standards Board International Accounting Standards Committee International Accounting Unit International Accreditation Forum International Air Transport Association International Anti-Bribery Act of 1998 International Anticounterfeiting Coalition International Arbitrage International Asset Pricing Model International Association of Financial Engineers International Atomic Energy Agency International Atomic Energy List International Bank for Economic Cooperation International Bank for Reconstruction and Development International Banking Act International Banking Facility International Bond International Bonds International Business Opportunities Service International Business Reply Service International Cargo Handling Coordination Association International Center for Theoretical Physics International Centre for Science and High Technology International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes International Chamber of Commerce International Civil Aviation Organization International Cocoa Organization International Code Council International Commodities Clearing House International Commodity Agreement International Competitive Bidding International Confederation of Free Trade Unions International Congress of Accountants International Congress Office	International Art Investigation Organisation International Art Space Kellerberrin Australia International Art Trade Company International Arthur Schnitzler Research Association International Artist in Residence Programme International Artist Managers' Association International Artists Studio Program in Sweden International Artists' and Writers' Workshops International Arts & Film Foundation International Arts and Crafts Fair International Arts Relations, Inc International Arts-Medicine Association International Asbestos Testing Laboratories International Ash Utilization Symposia International Asia Pacific Quality Award International Asia-Pacific Symposium on Visualization International Asian Weapon Organization International Asperger Parent Support International Assemblies of God International Assemblies of the First Born International Assembly of Collegiate Business Education International Assembly of Migrants and Refugees International Asset Pricing Model International Asset Pricing Theory International Asset Recovery Group International Asset-Pricing Model International Assets Holding Corporation International Assignment Assessment Tool International Assignment Services International Assistance Group International Assistance Mission International Assistance Security Force International Associated Women in Wine International Association Against Drug Trafficking and Drug Abuse International Association Against Painful Experiments on Animals International Association Against Psychiatric Assault International Association Against Torture International Association for Accident and Traffic Medicine International Association for Accounting Education and Research International Association for Adolescent Health International Association for Advancement of Curriculum Studies International Association for Ambulatory Surgery International Association for Analytical Psychology International Association for Applied Psychoanalytic Studies International Association for Art, Creativity and Therapy International Association for Artificial Intelligence and Law International Association for Asset Recovery

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As no consensus has agreed upon what the fundamentals are, our paper follows the two-factor international asset pricing model framework of Bekaert, Harvey, and Ng (2005) to study the sector-level integration and contagion.

Equity market comovement and contagion: a sectoral perspective by Phylaktis, Kate; Xia, Lichuan / Financial Management

The next section presents an international asset pricing model in the presence of the shadow costs of incomplete information.

Portfolio valuation in the presence of market frictions by Bellalah, Makram; Bellalah, Mondher; Pariente, Georges; Chtioui, Tawhid; Khayati, Anis / International Journal of Business

It is nearly similar to the international asset pricing models in Solnik (1974) and Stulz (1981).

On corporate international investment under incomplete information by Bellalah, Mondher / International Journal of Business