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Good news, bad news and international spillovers of stock return volatility between Japan and the US

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Why is stock market concentration bad for the economy?

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Does corporate social responsibility reduce the costs of high leverage? : evidence from capital structure and product market interactions

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Gresham's law in corporate finance

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Default- and call-adjusted duration for corporate bonds

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Duration for bonds with default risk

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Designing an immunized portfolio : is M-squared the key?

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Agency costs, bond covenants, and bond yields

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Does the Secondary Loan Market Reduce Borrowing Costs?

Kamstra, Mark J. - 2013

We show that lenders make price concessions for the right to resell loans, and reveal a strong countervailing association between the ex ante probability of loan resale and the initial loan spreads. We disentangle the side effects (reduced monitoring) from the benefits (enhanced liquidity)...

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