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's capital (as part of intercorporate investment). Using OLS regression, this analysis does not find evidence for the variables …
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companies. The profit margins of the data-intensive firms in-creased, on average, by approximately 1.7 to 3.4 per-centage points … less than the profit margins of their US counterparts. The European data-intensive SMEs were the most disadvantaged group … regarding their post-GDPR profit developments, while the large Euro-pean data-intensive companies' short-term post-GD-PR profit …
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A conceptual framework for analyzing the credit rationing and the link between credit access and profitability is … and its impact on profitability in transition economies. The results from the switching regression suggest that the … presence of credit market constraints does impinge on profitability of credit rationed firms and support the credit crunch …
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A conceptual framework for analyzing credit rationing and the link between credit access and profitability is developed … constraints during transition, provides direct estimates of credit rationing and its impact on profitability and reform policy … profitability of firms and hinders industry restructuring. Policies fostering sound financial intermediation are suggested and …
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We examine the relation between family presence and corporate investment policy. Our analysis centers on two incentives … that potentially lead to differences in investment policy between family firms and nonfamily firms: family owners' risk … aversion and their real option to invest. Our findings indicate that (1) investment patterns differ between family and …
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Johnson, McMillan and Woodruff (2002) examine the relative importance of property rights and external finance in several Eastern European countries, and find property rights to be overwhelmingly important, while external finance explains very little of firm reinvestment. McMillan and Woodruff...
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