Facing the concerns that outward foreign direct investments might hollow out domestic corporate activities, we examine whether cross-border acquisitions by emerging market enterprises (EMEs) improve or damage domestic corporate performances based on the data of 348 listed Indian firms’...

Using 2,956 CEO turnovers from 1993 to 2009, I find that default probability is useful in understanding and predicting forced CEO turnovers for non-distressed firms, controlling for conventional performance measures, such as stock performance. The high predictive power is not explained by...

A new counterpart of Bessel's inequality for orthornormal families in real or complex 2-inner product spaces is obtained. Applications for some Grüss type results with applications for determinantal integral inequalities are also provided

This paper examines how environmental regulation affects the FDI strategies of parent firms in developing countries (the South) and developed countries (the North) when there are differences in the abatement technology and R&D efficiency between these countries. If there are more lenient...

This paper examines how environmental regulation affects the FDI strategies of parent firms in developing countries (the South) and developed countries (the North) when there are differences in the emission abatement technology between these countries. More lenient environmental regulations of...

This paper examines the impact of political economic sensitivities of the trade regime among politically asymmetric countries. Our concerns focus on the effects of firm’s lobbying activity in each country, not only tariff setting, but also on the trade regime's decision, especially considering...

This paper examines the effectiveness of two carbon pricing measures, i.e., carbon tax and emission trading scheme (ETS), in reducing carbon emissions based on 133 countries’ annual panel data from 1990 to 2014. We demonstrate that carbon pricing system effectively reduced carbon emissions in...