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Most international stock exchanges distinguish solely between domestic and foreign issuers, whereas in Germany, issuers … well as to papers discussing bonding effects on both the national and international levels. In summary, the unique German …
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publicly listed firms in Germany between 2000 and 2006. With our study, we are among the first to empirically test two …
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Extensive debate exists among policy makers and economists about the employment of highly skilled immigrants in the U.S. It remains unclear whether these immigrants perform complementary tasks in addition to their substitutive role relative to native graduates. Empirical studies examining these...
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Does dividend policy increase or decrease the bank opaqueness? Under Dividend-Transparency Channel, paying dividends involves banks to greater discipline from the markets due to external financing, and reduces private benefits of control, leading to lower earnings management concerns. Under...
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system of corporate taxation in Switzerland. We find that an increase in a jurisdiction's corporate net-of-tax rate by 1 …
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literature explores valuation and optimal capital structure conditions under the double taxation system. In this paper, valuation … equations and optimal capital structure conditions for firms whose earnings are subject to the double taxation system and for … firms whose earnings are subject to the pass-through taxation system are developed. The test results indicate that firm …
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This study examines the effect of the passing of Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) of 2002 as well as managerial entrenchment characteristics of corporations on the value-relevance of earnings. Our sample of observations is partitioned into three sub-periods: the Pre-Scandal (Pre-SCA) period, the Enron...
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