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This paper analyzes a War of Attrition where players enjoy private information about their outside opportunities. The main message is that uncertainty about the possibility that the opponent opts out increases the equilibrium probability of concession.
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This paper analyzes a War of Attrition where players enjoy private information about their outside opportunities. The main message is that uncertainty about the possibility that the opponent opts out increases the equilibrium probability of concession.
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Purpose: To understand if certain board traits can contribute to attract CEO directors Design/methodology/approach: Panel data model with firm fixed effects of individual and firm level attributes from 450 public firms in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru Findings: Higher...
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Using a mixed US and European sample where both the board and TMT units are analyzed at the same time, we test the variables age, tenure and functional background.
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