Description
The purpose of this assignment is to allow the student an opportunity to explain what it means to have an efficient capital market. Students will gain an understanding of the different levels of market efficiency and how behavioral finance can inhibit reaching market transparency.
Assignment Steps
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Explain in 525 words what it means to have efficient capital market, including:
- Describe the behavioral challenges in achieving efficiency.
- Discuss the three forms of market efficiency.
- What are the implications to corporate finance?
- Would you consider the real estate market an efficient capital market? Please explain why or why not.
Explanation & Answer
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Running head: EFFICIENT CAPITAL MARKETS
Efficient Capital Markets
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Introduction
The efficient market model was initiated by Professor Eugene Fama in 1965 and envisioned
a capital market situation with a large number of competing agents with the sole aim of maximizing
profits, with each striving to foresee future market trends based on the underlying or current market
structures. This assumption is made on the basis that the market is riddled with freely accessible
information that is useful and vital to all players involved.
However, this type of market model also enlists the fact that the players involved are
unlikely to make profits by the freely available information. Ideally, it is a market that accords the
players ...
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