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This paper models the interactions among technological innovation, product market competition and information leakage via the stock market. There are two firms who compete in a product market and have an opportunity to invest in a risky technology either early on as a leader or later once stock...
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This paper models the interactions among technological innovation, product market competition and information leakage via the stock market. There are two firms who compete in a product market and have an opportunity to invest in a risky technology either early on as a leader or later once stock...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010520624
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Knowledge spillover often influences firms' innovation decisions and consequently the technological advance of an industry. Spillover may be caused by involuntary or strategic disclosures of firms' intermediary R&D progress, it can also occur due to the feedback from stock prices to decisions...
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This paper studies how a banking supervisor should design a bank stress test. The test directly provides public information about a bank's stress resilience, which is a noisy indicator of the bank's true capitalization level. Moreover, the test result affects incentives for information...
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Are celebrity endorsements worthwhile investments in advertising‘ To answer this question we analyze a unique sample of 101 announcements made between 1996 and 2008 by firms listed in the US. Internet is the main medium of communication for these announcements. We employ event study...
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In explaining economic phenomena, economic analysis concentrates on selected influences and fixes the host of other factors under a ceteris paribus clause. This view, which goes back to Alfred Marshall (1842-1924), is developed in the first part of the book. Aggregation is viewed as a particular...
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Life annuities provide a guaranteed income for the remainder of the recipient’s lifetime, and therefore, annuitization presents an important option when choosing an adequate investment strategy for the retirement ages. While there are numerous research articles studying annuities from a...
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Even 50 years after Modigliani/Miller’s irrelevance theorem, the basic question of how firms choose their capital structure remains unclear. This survey paper aims at summarizing and discussing corresponding recent developments in empirical capital structure research, which, in our view, are...
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