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Intra-industry transfer ofinformation inferred from trading volume

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Corporate profitability and the global persistence of corruption

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Asymmetries in the firm's use of debt to changing market values

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Asymmetries in the firm's use of debt to changing market values

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Contractor default : predictions, politics, and penalties in the procurement process

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The unloved stepchild : why some firms are allowed to die in a business group

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Corporate profitability and the global persistence of corruption

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Corporate Profitability and the Global Persistence of Corruption

Ferris, Stephen - 2020

We examine the persistence of corporate corruption for a sample of privately-held firms from 12 Central and Eastern European countries over the period 2001 to 2015. Creating a proxy for corporate corruption based on a firm's internal inefficiency, we find that corruption enhances a firm's...

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