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. We explore the role of rent-seeking episodes in colonial Brazil as determinants of the quality of current local …
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in Brazil to bank-level decision variables, provides micro evidence on how creditor legal protection affects market …
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somehow help solve the public goods problem inherent in workplace regulation. Second, the agent must be able to reduce the …
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Brazil and the United Kingdom; currency arrangements in Iraq and their reform after the 2003 war; and the relationship …
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ratings and the increasing importance of risk-weighted capital in prudential regulation have more likely contributed to …
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Early life experiences are likely to be important for the formation of preferences. Religiosity is a key dimension of preferences, affecting many economic outcomes. This paper examines the effect of college major on religiosity, and the converse effect of religiosity on college major, using...
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New graduates of elite MBA programs flock to Wall Street during bull markets and start their careers elsewhere when the … stock market is weak. Given the transferability of MBA skills, it seems likely that any effect of stock returns on MBA … income generated by an MBA cohort where a higher fraction starts in higher-paid jobs relative to a cohort that starts in …
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in-residence 3-week mini-MBA program for high school students modeled after western business school curricula and adapted … to the Ugandan context. The program featured two separate treatments: the hard-skills MBA features a mix of approximately …
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We present a new methodology for ranking business schools. Unlike previous rankings based on subjective survey responses (from CEOs, business school deans, recruiters, or graduates), our approach uses data derived from the labor market for new MBAs. We adjust programs' salaries for the quality...
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"Why do some countries have growth-enhancing financial systems, while others do not? Why have some countries developed the necessary investor protection laws and contract-enforcement mechanisms to support financial institutions and markets, while others have not? This paper reviews existing...
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