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after suppliers enter a DF contract for the first time, compared to the corresponding change for control firms over the same … measured by return on assets, significantly improves after entering a DF contract, and the improvement is greater for suppliers … notion that suppliers, after entering a DF contract, increase the reliance on private demand forecasts from customers and, in …
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We study the economic determinants of the information externality suppliers experience at the time of their customers' quarterly earnings announcements (QEAs). We measure the information externality as suppliers' stock price reaction to their customers' QEAs. We expect information externalities...
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This paper examines whether suppliers suffer from information externalities when their major customers make layoff announcements. We find suppliers, on average, experience a negative stock price reaction around their major customers' layoff announcements. Furthermore, the negative price effect...
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