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endogeneity concerns in the context of corporate governance, we explore the relation between CEO power and firm performance, as an … dealing with the endogeneity issues, we find strong evidence that the true relationship between CEO power and subsequent firm …
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This study investigates the monitoring role of media tone on Chief Executive Officer (CEO) power. Using CEO pay slice … (CPS) as a measure of CEO power, we find that negative tone is associated with a reduction in CEO power. The finding … theoretical predictions, we find that the impact of negative tone on the extent of CEO power is stronger in well-governed firms …
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Minority shareholdings have been on the regulatory agenda of competition authorities for some time. Recent empirical studies, however, draw attention to a new, thought provoking theory of harm: common ownership by institutional investors holding small, parallel equity positions in several...
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Typical contracts assign both coercive and non-coercive means of power to the principal's side, providing the agent … with a comparably small range of countervailing anti-power. Initially agents are therefore vulnerable to opportunistic … power and explain their asymmetrical allocation in the franchising industry. We demonstrate how franchisors restore those …
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-economic model of an autocracy in which a ruling elite uses its political power to expropriate the general population. Although … may counteract this effect by increasing the level of expropriation. Since de facto political power is linked to economic … resources, financial integration also has long-run consequences for the distribution of power and for the rise of an …
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Increasing concern over corporate governance has led to calls for more shareholder in uence over corporate decisions, but allowing shareholders to vote on more issues, such as executive compensation, may not affect the quality of governance. We should expect instead that, under current rules,...
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We study whether changes in corporate governance and CEO power affect bonus-based implicit relative performance … evaluation (RPE). We rely on a regression discontinuity design of shareholder proposals to proxy for shocks to CEO power. The … capture changes in CEO power. We identify important real effects associated with the strengthening of RPE and find that …
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managerial ability view. First, CEO power is endogenously determined reflecting the CEO's ability. Specifically, founder-CEOs are …
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Recent scholarship has shown that institutional investors may cause softer competition among product market rivals because of their significant ownership stakes in competing firms in concentrated industries. However, while calls for litigation against them under Section 7 of the Clayton Act are...
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We study the link between political influence and industrial concentration. We present a joint model of political influence and market competition: an oligopoly lobbies the government over regulation, and competes in the product market shaped by this influence. We show broad conditions for...
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