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Quantifying the effect of transportation on urban air pollution is challenging because decisions to travel are endogenous to air quality. The spread of COVID-19 offers a unique opportunity for causal identification, as the pandemic directly affects decisions to travel and choices of...
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Changes in trading relationships including trade wars can have a large impact on the distribution of GHG emissions across supply chains. While previous studies have examined the emission impacts resulting from tariff adjustments during China-US trade wars they do not investigate what would...
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Urban air pollution has severe negative effects on health and the economy, especially in developing and industrializing countries, such as China and India. Although the transportation sector is widely acknowledged as among the largest contributors to urban air pollution, quantifying its causal...
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This study investigates the effect of long horizon institutional ownership on CEO career concerns to meet the short-term earnings benchmark by examining the extent to which long horizon institutional investors mitigate the positive relation between CEO turnover and missing the quarterly...
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This study examines how institutions respond to insider trade in addition to accounting information. I show that transient institutions defined as those with short investment horizon and high turnover, reduce holdings in the following quarters when insiders are net sellers following earnings...
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This paper examines how institutional investors respond to accounting restatements. We show that transient institutional investors, defined as institutions with shorter investment horizons and higher portfolio turnover, significantly reduce their holdings in a restating firm at least one quarter...
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Purpose We examine two conceptualizations of consumer-brand relationships: identification , as identity-based relationships between a consumer and a brand, and the related construct of attachment as a bond based on security and personal history with the brand. Methodology Predictions emanating...
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