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Indirect world systematic risk

Define and explain indirect world systematic risk.

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Indirect world systematic risk is described as the covariance between non tradable asset and world market portfolio which is provoked by the tradable assets. In presence of the internationally tradable assets, non tradable assets can be priced partly through the indirect world systematic risk and partly through the pure domestic systematic risk.

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