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Repricing and employee stock option valuation

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  • Corrado, Charles J.
  • Jordan, Bradford D.
  • Miller, Thomas Jr.
  • Stansfield, John J.

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  • Corrado, Charles J. & Jordan, Bradford D. & Miller, Thomas Jr. & Stansfield, John J., 2001. "Repricing and employee stock option valuation," Journal of Banking & Finance, Elsevier, vol. 25(6), pages 1059-1082, June.
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