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We discover that in each shipping segment the price of scrap, earnings, and the fleet size are jointly determined. Deploying a Vector Error Correction model, we find that international steel-scrap prices explain ship scrap prices, but the price of nickel, crude oil, and seaborne trade have an...
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This paper explores the business transactions between a company and its own shareholders, or their affiliates, also known as related party transactions, by compiling a unique panel data set of US public maritime shipping companies for 2011 to 2018, a period of ample liquidity due to extensive...
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Purpose: This paper aims to explore the effect of interlocking directorates on agency conflicts and corporate performance in the shipping industry.Design/methodology/approach: The authors use social network analysis to discover central nodes in the network of personal and corporate connections...
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Dissemination of information via corporate websites is considered to be desirable, because it constitutes a way round modes of market failure, such as asymmetric information in capital markets and agency problems. This paper explores the relationship between internet disclosure, profitability...
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