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Perpetual signaling with imperfectly correlated costs
Mester, Loretta J. (1990)
Working Papers , Paper 90-13

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The differential impact on stockholder wealth of various antitakeover provisions
Mahoney, Joseph T.; Mahoney, James M.; Sundaramurthy, Chamu (1995)
This paper examines the relationship between the passage of six types of corporate antitakeover provisions (supermajority, classified boards, fair-price, reduction in cumulative voting, anti-greenmail and poison pills) and stockholder wealth. Our event study from a sample of 38l firms that adopted 486 antitakeover provisions in the 1984-1988 period indicates a strongly negative effect on stockholder wealth, supporting the management entrenchment view of antitakeover provisions. Moreover, the empirical results of this paper indicate that the market reacts equally negatively to both ...
Research Paper , Paper 9512

Conference Paper
People are the key to success
Millen, Ken (1984)
Proceedings

Conference Paper
Optimizing the decentralized approach
Wood, C. Martin (1984)
Proceedings

Journal Article
Biotech bonanza: prospects for Texas
Walker, Meredith (1999-07)
Southwest Economy , Issue Jul , Pages 1-7

Journal Article
Hostile takeovers and the market for corporate control
Fortier, Diana (1989-01)
Economic Perspectives , Volume 13 , Issue Jan

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How useful are forecasts of corporate profits?
Croushore, Dean (1999-09)
If forecasters predict higher earnings for corporations, the stock market will rise. Stock prices will drop with a forecast of lower earnings. But are such forecasts on the money? Dean Croushore uses data from the Survey of Professional Forecasters to check the accuracy of forecasts of corporate profits. The results show that, despite the volatility of corporate profits, the forecasts are rational
Business Review , Issue Sep , Pages 3-12

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Using U.S. Business Registry Data to Corroborate Corporate Identity: Case Study of the Legal Entity Identifier
Treacy, William F. (2023-02-03)
This paper offers a fresh perspective on fundamental issues in using official incorporation records to corroborate the identity of corporate entities by comparing two publicly-available sets of information, namely, business registry incorporation records and reference data from the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) system, with some focus on the monitoring function performed by LEI issuers as agents for LEI data users. Three modes of analysis are used to consider these issues, high-level analysis of LEI system data about U.S. entities with LEIs, interviews conducted with U.S. business registries, ...
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 2023-011

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Insolvency or liquidity squeeze? Explaining very short-term corporate yield spreads
Downing, Chris; Covitz, Daniel M. (2002)
In this paper, we first document some stylized facts about very short-term and long-term corporate yield spreads. We find that short-term spreads are sizable, and the correlations between many firms' short-term and long-term yield spreads are at times negative. We then develop a structural model that generates levels and correlations of short-term and long-term spreads that are more consistent with what we observe. The model allows for the possibility of payment delays when a firm's liquid asset position deteriorates. Payment delays generate sizable short-term debt spreads because the ...
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 2002-45

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The Americanization of Japanese management
Runyon, Marvin (1984)
Proceedings

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