The economic analysis of building contracts is an unexplored field within Law and Economics. This paper makes an attempt to cast some light over the subject and encourage to more research within the field. The main purpose has been to describe why the actual price in a public construction project often turns out to be higher than the contract price and offer a way of handle that risk.
Value at Risk (VaR) as a branch of risk management has been at the centre of attention of financial managers during past few years, especially after the financial crises in 90’s. And now, after the market failure in 2008, the demand for
Substantial parts of the literature concerning capital structure have dealt with issues regarding the leverage ratios. These leverage ratios have been analyzed in all kinds of ways, where most studies have explained observed patterns. Our research will also deal with leverage ratios