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We analyze the extent of the integrated control of the state over privatized firms during the post-privatization decade … (1995–2005) in the Czech Republic. During this period the integrated control potential of the state resembled a corporate … pyramid. While pyramidal control was not fully utilized, the golden share in the hands of the state substantially enhanced its …
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We use new firm-level data to examine the effects of firm divestitures and privatization on corporate performance in a … rapidly emerging market economy. Unlike the existing literature, we control for accompanying ownership changes and the fact …'s profitability but do not alter its scale of operations, while the effect of privatization depends on the resulting ownership …
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We use new firm-level data to examine the effects of spinoffs and privatization on corporate performance in a rapidly … control for accompanying ownership changes and the fact that spinoffs and ownership are endogenous variables. We find that … spinoffs increase the firm’s profitability but do not alter its scale of operations, while the effect of privatization …
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In this article we analyze medium- and long-term effects of firm break-up (and subsequent change in ownership) on its profitability and productivity. We use an extensive data-set of the Czech firms for the period 1996-2005. We employ the propensity score based matching methodology to account for...
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Using cross-sectional analysis of corporate dividend policy we show that large shareholders extract rents from firms and expropriate minority shareholders in the weak corporate governance environment of an emerging economy. By comparing dividends paid across varying corporate ownership...
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Using cross-sectional analysis of corporate dividend policy we show that large shareholders extract rents from firms and expropriate minority shareholders in the weak corporate governance environment of an emerging economy. By comparing dividends paid across varying corporate ownership struc-...
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Accounting for employee stock options (ESOs) is controversial, with many arguing that it has substantial economic consequences. Such arguments rely on the assumption that one or more interested parties fixate on accounting numbers and fail to understand the real costs and benefits of ESOs. We...
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Previous research offers little large-sample evidence on the magnitude of non-financial firms' risk exposure hedged by financial derivatives. Among 234 large non-financial derivatives users, if the median firm simultaneously experiences a three standard deviation change in interest rates,...
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