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This study examines the relation between employee incentives and corporate innovation. We find that firms with a higher defined benefit (DB) pension value secure more patents and patent citations. We further show that pension freezes, which stop the accumulation of pension obligations,...
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This paper examines the role of local attitudes towards gambling on corporate innovative activity. Using a county's Catholics-to-Protestants ratio as a proxy for local gambling preferences, we find that firms located in gambling-prone areas tend to undertake riskier projects, spend more on...
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We present a theoretical model and empirical evidences that liquid real asset, which is of high liquidation value, provides an alternative internal channel for supporting corporate innovations. We employ a simple two-period model in which existing assets can be liquidated or placed as collateral...
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