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This paper analyzes the impact of inflation on rates of return on taxable corporate bonds and tax-exempt municipal bonds. The paper considers a differential tax system, where the tax rate depen ds on both the identity of the investor and the source of income. It also consid ers the possibility...
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We examine the relation between pay-performance sensitivity (PPS), the convexity of managerial compensation (Vega), and future stock risk and returns for a large sample of firms between 1992 and 2004. Higher PPS and Vega are both associated with lower future stock returns. Part of this negative...
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Announcing a layoff decision could trigger either an increase or decrease in firm value, depending upon whether adverse market conditions or efficiency improvement are motivating it. Layoff announcements often contain information that indicates the motivation. This article finds that the layoff...
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Adverse selection is often blamed for the malfunctioning of the annuities market. We simulate the impact of adverse selection on the consumption allocation of annuitants under alternative parameter values, and explore the resulting welfare implications. We show that, for most parameter values,...
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When interest rates fluctuate, issuing long-term debt may implicitly generate a valuable tax-timing option. The holder of long-term debt has an optimal-trading tax-timing option to immediately realize capital losses if an increase in interest rates lowers the price of the bond below the original...
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