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performance sensitivity of managerial pay, taking external corporate governance and auditing regulation into account. For given … managerial pay, it is optimal to rely on auditing when external governance is in an intermediate range. When both auditing and … incentive pay are used, worse external governance must be balanced by heavier reliance on both of those incentive mechanisms. In …
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this separation interact with the regulation of the product market. The main issue to be addressed here is how the degree …
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disciplinary function. The different governance outcomes are attributed to differences in minority investor protection in two …
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We argue that the choice of corporate governance by a firm affects and is affected by the choice of governance by other … firms. Firms with weaker governance give higher payoffs to their management to incentivize them. This forces firms with good … governance to also pay their management more than they would otherwise, due to competition in the managerial labour market. This …
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Are courts effective monitors of corporate decisions? In a controversial landmark case, the Delaware Supreme Court held directors personally liable for breaching their fiduciary duties, signaling a sharp increase in Delaware’s scrutiny over corporate decisions. In our event study, low-growth...
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corporate governance systems. In our paper, optimal corporate governance depends on both firm characteristics and the … composition of the outsiders' overall portfolio. A strong governance system is desirable when the value of the firm's assets in … place, relative to the growth opportunity, is sufficiently small or is sufficiently large, suggesting a corporate governance …
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prices. The paper derives a range of new cross-sectional comparative static results and sheds light on corporate governance …
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Mutual funds are significant blockholders in many corporations. Concerns that funds vote in a pro-management manner to garner lucrative pensions contracts led the SEC to mandate the disclosure of proxy votes. We present a model of mutual fund voting in the presence of potential business ties. We...
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This Paper analyses the interaction between legal shareholder protection, managerial incentives, and ownership concentration. In our framework, blockholder and manager are distinct parties and the presence of a blockholder can both protect and hurt minority shareholders. Legal shareholder...
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Globalization has been identified by many experts as a new way firms organize their activities. This Paper surveys recent work that examines the role of trade integration between similar and dissimilar countries for these changes in corporate organization. It is shown that international...
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