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This study examines the effect of corporate ownership on information asymmetry as measured by bid-ask spread in the emerging markets of China. Government ownership has significant and positive impacts on bid-ask spread during the period 1995–2000, but disappears afterward during 2001–2003....
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In this paper, we examine the effect of corporate ownership on information asymmetry measured by bid-ask spread in the emerging markets of China. We find that government ownership has significant and positive impacts on bid-ask spread during the period of 1995-2000 which disappears afterward...
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This paper examines the financial and operational hedging activities of U.S. pharmaceutical and biotech firms that are subject to high level of information asymmetry stemming from R&D investments during 2001-2006. We find evidence in support of the information asymmetry hypothesis à la Froot,...
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