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A new and better way to measure the cost of equity capital for small closely held firms

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Demographics in civil trials : biases and implications

Underwood, James H.; Boudreaux, Denis Oris; Rao, Spuma M. - In: Journal of business & economics research 7 (2009) 2, pp. 33-42

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Measuring losses for small business interruption claims : depreciation expenses

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A better way to measure the cost of equity capital for small closely held firms

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The wealth effects of unethical business behavior

Long, D. Michael - In: Journal of economics and finance 19 (1995) 2, pp. 65-73

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The effect of selected US market conditions and exchange rate variability on merger and acquisiton activities of foreign companies in the United States

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The environmental industry and the economy

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Should Investors Be Fearful of the Halloween Effect?

Fuller, Phillip - 2017

This study is to determine if a reported seasonal anomaly referred to as the Halloween Effect provides a profit making opportunity for investors. The Halloween Effect hypothesis recommends owning stocks for the period from November through April with the other months avoided, practically making...

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Analysis and valuation of closely held firms involved in business damage cases and application of certainty equivalence

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