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ISBN: 1587991861
Author: Vladimir Antikarov,Tom Copeland
Publisher: Texere; 1 edition (November 3, 2003)
Language: English
Pages: 384
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Apr 1, 2002, Gunther Friedl and others published Copeland, Tom/Antikarov, Vladimir, Real Options. This paper asks whether the inclusion of strategic options in PPP agreements can better allocate risk, reduce uncertainty and minimize the likelihood of conflict between parties.

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Copeland, Tom, Antikarov, Vladimir. Published by Texere (2003).

The reader goes on a journey through real options, from the basics to more advanced topics such as options and game theory. It provides expert guidance on how to implement the theory to maximize investment opportunities by utilizing uncertainty as an asset and reducing downside risk. Copeland, Tom, Antikarov, Vladimir.

Business consultants Copeland and Antikarov explain how company managers can use Real Options Analysis to make decisions about large scale investments. After setting out the fundamentals and citing examples, they detail methods for quantifying risk, designing lattices, and putting decision nodes into the lattices.

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Authors and affiliations. First Online: 09 November 2017. Copeland, Tom/Antikarov, Vladimir, Real Options. A Practitioner’s Guide, Texere LLC, New York 2001, $ 59,95.

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Find nearly any book by Vladimir Antikarov. by Tom Copeland, Vladimir Antikarov. Get the best deal by comparing prices from over 100,000 booksellers. ISBN 9781587991868 (978-1-58799-186-8) Hardcover, Texere, 2003. Real Options: A Practitioner's Guide. by Thomas E. Copeland, Vladimir Antikarov, Tom Copeland.

This revised edition of the highly successful book, Real Options, offers corporate decision-makers the ability to assess the profitability of their ventures and decide which avenue of expansion or investment to go down and, crucially, when to take that leap. The reader goes on a journey through real options, from the basics to more advanced topics such as options and game theory. It provides expert guidance on how to implement the theory to maximize investment opportunities by utilizing uncertainty as an asset and reducing downside risk.

Comments: (7)

Gravelblade

As a finance PhD student, I occasionally want to read up on a new topic that may be useful for my research. I need something that is easy reading for someone with limited background on the subject matter, but advanced enough so I actually learn something! This is a great book.

Pringles

The book satisfies someone who is interested in alternative concepts on how whether widely accepted view of calculating the estimate of future project or ROA gives more precise estimation.

Good graphs, easy to read but good to know simple concepts like SML and CAPM model before reading the book

Enalonasa

This is the best book on real options analysis available anywhere.
I was the topic of my master thesis and this book was very useful.
Great if you don't want to spend all day solving lengthy equations.

Grari

I regret not requiring this text for my students this semester. While there are a few typo's, that is not the point, as the problems are all easy to work out and solve.

A very, very good book. If you are teaching a senior level course that uses even just a few weeks of real options (like my engineering economy course) use this book! You can cover the whole book in 10 or 12 lectures. The end of chapter problems (while a trifle scant) are well done!

Utchanat

I've recommend this product not only for academicals but also for professionals that are looking for expanded approach to evaluate projects breaking the std evaluation on the IRR, NPV...adding the flexibility to their decisions.

Whitegrove

Both the Delivery and the quality were all satisfied.

Dilkree

The book is constructed like so many finance books written by consultants. It starts out great with some good examples that hook you on the method's use. But then it seems to intentionally leave out steps in the actual calculation of the real options valuation. The obvious answer is that you then need to hire Mr. Copeland and his consulting team to do the work for you. I got to the point where I couldn't bridge the logic between say step 3 and step 4. So, I went to a colleague of mine who has substantial real options experience. His answer was, "They left out some steps. You can't get from step 3 to step 4 without knowing the steps in between".

That's more the rule than the exception with books written by consultants hoping to be hired as experts. They have little incentive to show you all their moves. If they do, you won't hire them.

If the book is used in conjunction with a college class where the instructor can bridge the gaps, it has some descent information. Otherwise, save your money.

I'm still looking for a good Real Options book. From the reviews, the Real Options book written by Martha Amram and Nalin Kulatilaka appears to be the same self promotion game.

I would rate this 5 stars from a practitioner's perspective, which is the intended audience. But, in terms of actual coverage of real options, Trigeorgis is better. However, Copeland and Antikarov do a great job with this book in introducing real options. There are sufficient examples and you get a good understanding of the topic off the bat. Copeland is a very good author, and he is one of my favorites. It's a good thing that there is a revised edition already, because the first one just had many typos.

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