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Is financial globalization in reverse after the 2008 global financial crisis? : evidence from corporate valuations

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Globalization of equity markets and the cost of capital

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The limits of financial globalization

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The limits of financial globalization

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Globalization, governance, and the returns to cross-border acquisitions

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The US equity valuation premium, globalization, and climate change risks

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Do firms issue more equity when markets become more liquid?

Hanselaar, Rogier M.; Stulz, René M.; Dijk, Mathijs van - 2017

Using quarterly data on IPOs and SEOs in 38 countries over the period 1995-2014, we show that changes in equity issuance are significantly and positively related to lagged changes in aggregate local market liquidity. This relation is at least as economically significant as the well-known...

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