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There is wide consensus that CEOs of U.S. firms earn significantly more than their Canadian counterparts. Using a matched sample, we find that the majority of this difference is due to U.S. CEOs earning 50% more than CEOs of Canadian non-cross-listed firms. We find no such "U.S. premium" for...
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This study examines how MNE divestment decisions differ according to real options vs. risk diversification perspectives. We develop competing hypotheses in relation to international diversification and joint ownership control. Empirical results give consistent support to the real options...
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Measures of underwriter and top management team prestige have been shown to signal the underlying quality of a company in an initial public offering (IPO). We extend these measures to include the entire coalition (i.e., managers, board, venture capitalists (VCs), underwriters, auditors, and both...
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There is wide consensus that chief executive officers (CEOs) of US firms earn significantly more than their Canadian counterparts. Using a matched sample, we find that the majority of this difference is due to US CEOs earning 50% more than CEOs of Canadian non-cross-listed firms. We find no such...
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