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Chapter 3 The Impact of Employee Stock Ownership on Firms’ Investments and Market Value

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Although employee stock ownership may result in increased cash flows due to enhanced organizational productivity or improved governance, this benefit is counterbalanced by the increased risk premium due to a higher correlation between the returns to the firm and the returns to human capital in...

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