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Does Capital Market Myopia Affect Plant Productivity? Evidence from Going Private Transactions

Dittmar, Amy - 2010

One influential criticism of the stock market oriented U.S. financial system is that its excessive focus on short term quarterly earnings forces public firms to behave in a myopic manner. We hypothesize that if capital markets pressure listed firms to be myopic in a way that impacts efficiency,...

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Vertical competition between manufacturers and retailers and upstream incentives to innovate and differentiate

Venturini, Luciano - 2006

a further mechanism at work due to retailers' delisting decisions. Giventhat retailers have to make room for their store … brands at the point of sale, they have to readjust their assortments delisting some manufacturer brands. Retailers would like … delisting strong brands given that the retailer's margin on these brands is lower. The problem is that strong brands can …

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Offene und geschlossene Immobilienfonds - ein Vergleich

Stiefel, Sandra; Diringer, Arnd; Grau, Michael - 2010

Begrifflichkeiten und rechtliche Grundlagen über offene und geschlossene Immobilienfonds.Beim Vergleich soll …

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Real Estate Asset Allocation auf Basis des Black-Litterman-Ansatzes. Ein Modell zur gleichgewichtsorientierten Portfoliodiversifikation an zyklischen Immobilienm?rkten

Zankl, Stephan - 2009

Kern der vorliegenden Arbeit ist die Entwicklung eines Black-Litterman-Modells zur Allokation von Immobilienportfolios. Motiviert durch die global zunehmende Bedeutung des Immobilien-Portfoliomanagements und die begrenzte Eignung der Markowitz?schen Portfolio-Selektionstheorie in der Praxis wird...

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Corporate Governance and Investor Reactions to Seasoned Equity Offerings

Huang, Rongbing; Tompkins, James G - 2009

We study the role of corporate governance in abnormal returns around announcements of seasoned equity offerings (SEOs) by publicly traded U. S. firms from 2001 - 2004. We find that investors react more positively for firms in which different people hold the CEO and board chairman positions. We...

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