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Natural resources such as carbon, water, and fish are increasingly managed with markets that require an initial allocation of property rights. In practice these rights are typically grandfathered based on historical use, but rights could be allocated any number of ways. Taking the perspective of...
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In an effort to measure and track marine-dependent economic activities, the United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has developed two statistical tools: The Economics: National Ocean Watch (ENOW) and the Marine Economy Satellite Account (MESA). In both efforts, the...
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Relative performance evaluation (RPE) intensifies competitive pressure by tying executive compensation to the profits of rivals. We show that these contracts make loan syndication harder by reducing banks' willingness to participate in loans underwritten by banks named in their RPE contracts....
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reaching the right tails of the firm size and innovation distributions. Furthermore, outcomes are better for startups matched …
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market synergies. Using novel text-based analysis of firm 10K product descriptions, we find three key results. (1) Firms are … firms. Our findings are consistent with similar merging firms exploiting synergies to create new products and increase their …
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positive or negative monitoring synergies across firms. Whether busyness benefits or harms shareholders depends on whether … directors' effort choices are strategic substitutes or complements and on the sign of the cross-firm synergies. Our empirical … facing a crisis. Consistent with the model, we find that busy directors increase monitoring at spillover firms when synergies …
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This paper studies optimal contracting under synergies. We define influence as the extent to which effort by one agent … reduces a colleague's marginal cost of effort, and synergy to be the sum of the (unidimensional) influence parameters across a … depends only on total synergy and not individual influence parameters. An increase in synergy raises total effort and total …
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Examines the institutional factors influencing financial innovation, the consequences of financial development …
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