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framework of entrepreneurial firms’ investment and capital structure decisions with time-inconsistent preferences. We show that …). Time-inconsistent preferences delay investment under both all-equity financing and debt-equity financing. However, the … impact is weakened under debt-equity financing, because debt financing increases the payoff value upon investment and …
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affecting individual investors’ investment behaviours. …
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In this paper we study the intraday price formation process of country Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). We identify specific parts of the US trading day during which Net Asset Values (NAVs), currency rates, premiums and discounts, and the S&P 500 index have special effects on ETF prices, and...
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organizational rigidities also affect R&D investment. A semiparametric estimator of sample selection is employed to control for …
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This paper assesses the risk-adjusted performance of US buyouts.
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organizational rigidities also affect R&D investment. A semiparametric estimator of sample selection is employed to control for …
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The empirical finding that entrepreneurs tend to invest a large share of their wealth in their own firms despite comparably low returns and high risk has become known as the private equity premium puzzle. This paper provides evidence supporting the hypothesis that lower risk aversion of...
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In 2010, Maryland became the first state to allow firms to incorporate as “benefit corporations,” which are for-profit entities with a social purpose. Since then, nineteen other states have followed. Using survey data from the population of 94 benefit corporations existent at the time of the...
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Novel empirical evidence indicates the importance of gender identity and gender norms on individuals’ financial risk-taking. Specifically, by use of matching and by dividing male and females into those with “traditional” versus “nontraditional” gender identities, comparison of average...
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This paper analyzes the relationship between individuals' locus of control and their savings behavior, i.e. wealth accumulation, savings rates, and portfolio choices. Locus of control is a psychological concept that captures individuals' beliefs about the controllability of life events and is a...
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