When the inflation rate rises, almost all product prices in the market increase at the same time.
The stock prices, however, inversely relate to the inflation in accordance with various researches
(Asprem, 1989; Chen et al., 1986; Wasserfallen, 1989; Najand and Rahman, 1991). Regarding to
Brandt and Wang’s model (2003), inflation is a factor that impacts the investor’s risk averse and,
consequently, reflects on expected high required return on capital and the real discount rate.
However, the stock value is relevant to the profit from capital assets, for example the raw
material, labor and capital. Inflation drives up the cost of input assets as well as the output assets.
Hence, the shareholders’ expected future cash flow increases from the higher selling prices. The
more company’s ability to transfer the inflation panic to the selling price, the higher stock return
will be according to Jareno and Navarro (2009).
When the inflation rate rises, almost all product prices in the market increase at the same time.
The stock prices, however, inversely relate to the inflation in accordance with various researches
(Asprem, 1989; Chen et al., 1986; Wasserfallen, 1989; Najand and Rahman, 1991). Regarding to
Brandt and Wang’s model (2003), inflation is a factor that impacts the investor’s risk averse and,
consequently, reflects on expected high required return on capital and the real discount rate.
However, the stock value is relevant to the profit from capital assets, for example the raw
material, labor and capital. Inflation drives up the cost of input assets as well as the output assets.
Hence, the shareholders’ expected future cash flow increases from the higher selling prices. The
more company’s ability to transfer the inflation panic to the selling price, the higher stock return
will be according to Jareno and Navarro (2009).
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