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We show that investors acquire more public information about firms to which they are more socially proximate. On average, a standard deviation increase in the Social Connectedness Index (Bailey et al., 2018) between a firm's headquarter county and a searcher county is associated with 30% more...
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Recent developments in information technologies, especially Web 2.0 technologies, have radically transformed many markets through disintermediation and decentralization. Lower barriers of entry in these markets enable small firms and individuals to engage in transactions that were otherwise...
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We show that investors acquire more public information about firms to which they are more socially proximate. On average, a standard deviation increase in the Social Connectedness Index (Bailey et al., 2018) between a firm's headquarter county and a searcher county is associated with 30% more...
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This paper tries to elicit elements which explain the geography of science-industry collaborations by focusing on their … and could influence the geography of collaborations. An empirical study on collaborations established between Poitiers …
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flexibilisation of the place of work, the subject of this paper is how knowledge workers create their working space and what role … (working) place plays in this. It is assumed that the immediate sur- roundings of the concrete workplaces in the information …
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-national networks on formal labor market access of asylum seekers. While the individual employment probability is not linked to network …
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Truancy correlates with many risky behaviors and adverse outcomes. We use detailed administrative data on by-class absences to construct social networks based on students who miss class together. We simulate these networks and use permutation tests to show that certain students systematically...
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