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Optimal Hedging Under Forward‐Looking Behaviour

Sergio Lence and Dermot Hayes

The Economic Record, 1995, vol. 71, issue 4, 329-342

Abstract: The study focuses on the production and hedging behaviour of forward‐looking risk‐averse competitive firms. It is shown that there is separation between production and hedging. Optimal productin for a forward‐looking firm is identical to that of an otherwise equivalent myopic firm. However, the optimal forward‐looking hedge differs from the optimal myopic hedge. If forward prices are unbiased, full hedging is suboptimal when the firm is forward looking and output and material input prices are contemporaneously related. Furthermore, under certain conditions, the optimal forward‐looking hedge under unbiased forward prices is strictly smaller than the full hedge.

Date: 1995
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