Purpose: Consistent with an “absolute bonding hypothesis,” the benefits of listing on US exchanges experienced by cross-listed firms are accompanied by an increased risk of experiencing a spillover effect due to negative news within their industry. The purpose of this study is to test this...

Background: Tobacco smoking is one of the leading public health problems in the world. It is also possible to prevent and/or reduce the harm from tobacco use through the use of cost-effective tobacco control measures. However, most of this evidence comes from developed countries and little...

Purpose: This study aims to investigate the structural relationships between pedagogy methods, creativity and entrepreneurial intentions. This study theorizes that work-integrated and active learning methods positively influence personal creativity, which in turn positively influences...

This paper examines the interaction between a firm's capital structure and its market share. Theory predicts that this relation depends on the type of strategic competition (i.e., Cournot or Bertrand). We distinguish between Cournot and Bertrand industries in a sample of U.S. manufacturing firms...

We investigate how competitive behavior affects the capital structure of a firm. Theory predicts that the impact of different types of output market uncertainty (in particular, unanticipated shocks in demand and costs) on a firm's leverage depends on the type of competition in an industry. We...

This paper studies the effectiveness of the implementation of trade facilitation measures in ASEAN member countries in comparison with these measures in other regional organizations. We evaluate trade facilitation performance and indicate trade facilitation priorities and needs that are...