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To live or let die? : An empirical analysis of voluntary corporate liquidations, 1970 - 1991

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Realized returns and the default and prepayment experience of financial leasing contracts

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Prepacks : an empirical analysis of prepackaged bankruptcies

Tashjian, Elizabeth - In: Journal of financial economics 40 (1996) 1, pp. 135-162

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To live or let die? : An empirical analysis of piecemeal voluntary corporate liquidations

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Prepacks as a mechanism for resolving financial distress : the evidence

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A survey of US corporate financing innovations : 1970-1997

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To Live or Let Die : An Empirical Analysis of Piecemeal Voluntary Corporate Liquidations, 1971-1991

Erwin, Gayle R. - 1998

This paper presents the results of an in-depth investigation of 61 publicly-traded firms that chose to liquidate voluntarily over the period 1970 through 1991. In comparison with a size-matched sample of industry peers, firms that elect to liquidate voluntarily are characterized by lower Tobin's...

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