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. Formal theory on boards of directors has been quite limited to this point. Most empirical work on boards has been aimed at … answering one of three questions: 1) How are board characteristics such as composition or size related to profitability? 2) How …
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competitive industries, the negative relation between past returns and current leverage will be attenuated. Theory suggests that …
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This paper evaluates various explanations for the profitability of momentum strategies documented in Jegadeesh and …
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industries to which the hypothesis is relevant, markups change in the direction predicted by the theory. These changes are …
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The purpose of this paper is to treat scale economies, profit-maximizing markups, economic profitability, capacity … profitability is prevalent in most industries since the early 1970s. Also, although cost and revenue shares tend to be approximately …
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The farm household model, in which decisions about production and consumption are made simultaneously, lies at the heart of many models of development. Empirically modelling these simultaneous choices is not straightforward. The vast majority of empirical studies assume that farm households...
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This paper analyses the effect of a firm's organizational capacity on the reported profitability of multinational …
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, profitability, investment, and stock returns for firms in the 'crisis' country as well as competitors in the rest of the world …
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We explore how changes in ownership and managerial control affect the productivity and profitability of producers … gains in capacity utilization that raised both their productivity and profitability levels, consistent with acquiring owner …
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Social Security retirement benefits can be claimed at any age between 62 and 70, with delayed claiming resulting in larger monthly payments. In Shoven and Slavov (2013), we show that claiming later increases the present value of lifetime benefits for most individuals. However, this has not...
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