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influences their market valuations. We find that there is a diversification discount: The market …not sufficiently large to produce a diversification premium …
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In this paper, we examine the proposition that both the structures of conglomerate firms and their merger activities … firm-level diversification …
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in which investment tends to get equalized across divisions is particularly pronounced in a" conglomerate's smaller …
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A network/search view of international trade in differentiated products is proposed. It is shown that this view can explain the importance of ethnic and extended family ties in trade, the success of diversified trading intermediaries such as Japan's sogo shosha, and the ubiquity of government...
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, primarily in the area of insurance, but also in the diversification of asset holdings. We suggest in this paper that, with …, and towards a focus on insurance arrangements and the diversification of risks associated with climate change …
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would imply about the diversification potential across countries. For this purpose, I examine two basic groups of … group since this is the standard approach in the international diversification literature, while I study the second group … since some have argued that US-listed foreign stocks are the more natural diversification vehicle (Errunza et al (1999)). In …
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Within-country ethnic diversity in high-wage immigrant nations is driven by long distance migration. This paper documents the migration-diversity connection for the first global century before 1914 and the second global century after 1950. It distinguishes between ethnic diversity among the...
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We study time-consistent bank resolution mechanisms. When interventions are ex post efficient, a government cannot commit not to inject capital into the banking system. Contrary to common wisdom, we show that the government may still avoid moral hazard and implement the first best allocation by...
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