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Political clientelism and capture : theory and evidence from West Bengal

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Conservatism correction for the market-to-book ratio and Tobin's q

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We decompose the market-to-book ratio into two additive components: a conservatism correction factor and a future-to-book ratio. The conservatism correction factor exceeds the benchmark value of one whenever the accounting for past transactions has been subject to an (unconditional) conservatism...

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