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Title: Foreign Exchange Rate Sensitivity and Stock Price
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After 1973, managers and economists become more concerned about the exchange rate fluctuations on firms. Also, for the past decade, researchers have been emprically investigating the exchange rate exposure of the firms. Following Adler & Dumas (1984) most of the research measures the exposure as the elasticity between change in firm value and exchange rate... Showed first 250 characters
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Following Adler & Dumas (1984) most of the research measures the exposure as the elasticity between change in firm value and exchange rate. Emprically, this exposure elasticiy is obtained from a regression of stock returns on an exchange rate change (Bodnar & Wong, 2000)... Showed next 250 characters
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