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THE PERSISTENT BORROWING ADVANTAGE IN EURODOLLAR BONDS: A PLAUSIBLE EXPLANATION

THE PERSISTENT BORROWING ADVANTAGE IN EURODOLLAR BONDS: A PLAUSIBLE EXPLANATION Footnotes 1 . See W. Cooper, “Some Thoughts About Eurobonds,” Institutional Investor , February 1985, pp. 157–158; S. Lohr, “The Eurobond Market Boom,” The New York Times , December 31, 1985, p 31; F. G. Fisher, The Eurodollar Bond Market , London, Euromoney Publications Limited, 1979; R Karp, “How U.S. Companies are Catching the Eurobond Habit,” Institutional Investor (August 1982), pp. 208–212; M.S. Mendelson, Money on the Move , New York, McGraw‐Hill, 1980; Orion Royal Bank Limited, The Orion Royal Guide to the International Capital Markets , London, Euromoney Publications Limited, 1982; Securities Industry Association, The Importance of Access to Capital Markets Outside the United States (May 1983); and D W. Starr, “Opportunities of U.S. Corporate Borrowers in the International Bond Markets,” Financial Executive (June 1979), pp. 50–59. 2 . See W. Cooper, “Some Thoughts About Eurobonds,” Institutional Investor , February 1985, pp. 157–158. 3 . See M. W. Marr and J. L. Trimble “Domestic versus Euromarket Bond Sale: A Persistent Borrowing Cost Advantage,” University of Tennessee Department of Finance Working Paper, 1988. 4 . The federal government's capital control programs consisted of the Foreign Direct Investment Program, the Interest Equalization Tax, and the Voluntary Foreign Credit Restraint http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Applied Corporate Finance Wiley

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Wiley
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Copyright © 1988 Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
ISSN
1078-1196
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1745-6622
DOI
10.1111/j.1745-6622.1988.tb00167.x
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Footnotes 1 . See W. Cooper, “Some Thoughts About Eurobonds,” Institutional Investor , February 1985, pp. 157–158; S. Lohr, “The Eurobond Market Boom,” The New York Times , December 31, 1985, p 31; F. G. Fisher, The Eurodollar Bond Market , London, Euromoney Publications Limited, 1979; R Karp, “How U.S. Companies are Catching the Eurobond Habit,” Institutional Investor (August 1982), pp. 208–212; M.S. Mendelson, Money on the Move , New York, McGraw‐Hill, 1980; Orion Royal Bank Limited, The Orion Royal Guide to the International Capital Markets , London, Euromoney Publications Limited, 1982; Securities Industry Association, The Importance of Access to Capital Markets Outside the United States (May 1983); and D W. Starr, “Opportunities of U.S. Corporate Borrowers in the International Bond Markets,” Financial Executive (June 1979), pp. 50–59. 2 . See W. Cooper, “Some Thoughts About Eurobonds,” Institutional Investor , February 1985, pp. 157–158. 3 . See M. W. Marr and J. L. Trimble “Domestic versus Euromarket Bond Sale: A Persistent Borrowing Cost Advantage,” University of Tennessee Department of Finance Working Paper, 1988. 4 . The federal government's capital control programs consisted of the Foreign Direct Investment Program, the Interest Equalization Tax, and the Voluntary Foreign Credit Restraint

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Journal of Applied Corporate FinanceWiley

Published: Jun 1, 1988

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