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Exploiting a unique institutional setting in Korea, this paper documents how politicians can increase the amount of government resources allocated through their social networks to the benefit of private firms connected to these networks. After winning the election, the new president appoints...
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This study investigates how financial development affects capital allocation across industries in a panel of countries …
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This study investigates how financial development affects capital allocation across industries in a panel of countries …
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of misallocation. Compared to a counterfactual efficient allocation we find that misallocation has had a sizable negative …
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We introduce feature valuations, a new class of valuations that compactly capture preferences of agents who value items based on the features they possess. Such preferences are relevant in many important practical settings, such as Internet advertising markets (where impressions have associated...
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We measure aggregate productivity loss due to credit market constraints in a model with endogenous borrowing constraints, long-duration bonds, and costly equity payouts. Due to long-duration bonds, the model generates a realistic distribution of credit spreads. We structurally estimate our model...
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The aim of this paper is to quantify the role of formal-sector institutions in shaping the demand for human capital and the level of informality. We propose a firm dynamics model where firms face capital market imperfections and costs of operating in the formal sector. Formal firms have a larger...
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, . . . , 0) is an optimal allocation that maximizes the expected utility of the policyholder's wealth. It is proven that the same …
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The capital allocation process is a fundamental, organizational capability that drives value creation. The bulk of … extant empirical research, as well as evidence from prominent field studies, concludes that the capital allocation process is … a significant capability weakness: managers appear to make consistently inefficient capital allocation decisions. This …
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