Public Investment Funds and Value-Based Generational Accounting

Public Investment Funds and Value-Based Generational Accounting

Governments in various countries are holding large pools of resources managed for public goals. These pools are known under different names, like sovereign wealth funds, public investment funds, pension funds, saving funds, intergenerational funds and so on, reflecting their different historical roo...

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Hauptverfasser: Hoevenaars, Roy P. M. M., Molenaar, Roderick D. J., Ponds, Eduard H. M.
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Dividend Yield
Indexation Policy
Price Kernel
Sovereign Wealth Fund
Stock Return
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