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By using a sample of 625 Public-Private Partnership (PPP) private sector firms that covers the years from 1980 to 2015 and straddles nine countries at varying degrees of economic development and PPP markets, we find that the motivation of the firms that undertake PPP investments varies. While...
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In this paper, we attempt to understand whether business group affiliation continues to create value with improvements in institutional environment, especially with increased product market competition. This question comes at a time when there is growing awareness that business groups dominate...
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We present an asymmetric information model to examine private placements of equity. Our main conclusion is that allowing private placements to owner-managers can mitigate, if not eliminate, the underinvestment problem. Our model predicts that announcement period returns for private placements...
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We present an asymmetric information model to examine private placements issued to owner-managers. Our main conclusion is that allowing private placements to insiders can mitigate, if not eliminate, the underinvestment problem. Our model predicts that announcement period returns for private...
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We present an asymmetric information model to examine private placements issued to owner-managers. Our main conclusion is that allowing private placements to insiders can mitigate, if not eliminate, the underinvestment problem. Our model predicts that announcement period returns for private...
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We present an extension of the Myers and Majluf (1984) model to examine private placements issued to owner-managers. Our main conclusion is that allowing private placements to insiders can mitigate, if not eliminate, the underinvestment problem. Our model predicts that announcement period...
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We present an asymmetric information model to examine private placements issued to owner-managers. Our main conclusion is that allowing private placements to insiders can mit- igate, if not eliminate, the underinvestment problem. Our model predicts that announcement period returns for private...
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