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firm roles are predetermined, illustrating the importance of fostering dynamic competition. In extensions we show that …
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This paper builds on Rosen (1981) and Hvide (2002) to provide a simple framework that elucidates the nature of incentives in the tournaments among top executives in both the external managerial labor market for the top executive positions in other companies and within the executives' own firm...
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further unveils product market competition as a channel through which buy orders increase manipulation profits, providing new …
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This paper investigates how competition and firm size affect the relationship between market uncertainty and Ramp …
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We study how risk management through hedging impacts firms and competition among firms in the life insurance industry … hedging. Post reform impacted firms have lower risk and fewer negative income shocks. Product market competition is also …
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What is the interaction between competition, R&D investments, and the financing choices of R&D-intensive firms …? Motivated by existing theories, we hypothesize that as competition increases, R&D-intensive firms will: (1) increase R … industries, as well as heterogeneity within the biopharma industry, in response to an exogenous change in competition. We also …
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costs, but competition helps to erode innovators' informational rents. Consequently, competition leads to faster innovation … becomes first-best. When we introduce private benefits for winning the competition, innovators have an incentive to understate …
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competition, faster growth, greater correlation in fundamentals, and higher capital intensity within the peer group all increase …
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Using a tax-induced negative shock to expected cash flows in the tobacco industry as a natural experiment, I find significant positive returns to rivals who compete with non-tobacco segments in tobacco firms and a significant change in output behavior of those non-tobacco segments after the...
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Using a tax-induced negative shock to expected cash flows in the tobacco industry as a natural experiment, I find significant positive returns to rivals who compete with non-tobacco segments in tobacco firms and a significant change in output behavior of those non-tobacco segments after the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013046530