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This note provides some evidence of the sensitivity of firm survival duration dependence to time aggregation, when durations are Weibull distributed. The results indicate that estimates of duration dependence are always positively biased: This bias increases with the width of time aggregation...
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In this paper we argue that univariate mixed models are not appropriate in measuring unobserved heterogeneity in studying IPOs survival in the aftermarket. We extend the methodology used up to now by developing a random effects model to account for heterogeneity among industries. Our results...
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This note provides some evidence of the sensitivity of firm survival duration dependence to time aggregation, when durations are Weibull distributed. The results indicate that estimates of duration dependence are always positively biased: This bias increases with the width of time aggregation...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to consider the impact of the drachma's replacement by the euro on the quality of accounting information published by Greek listed firms. Design/methodology/approach – The authors examined how the adoption of the euro currency impacted on the timeliness...
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The question of whether there is a tendency for regional convergence has become a central topic for economic research. This paper considers the issue of convergence across Greek regions, following the theoretical basis of the neoclassical model of economic growth. Our analysis finds no evidence...
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<title/> SIRIOPOULOS C. and ASTERIOU D. (1998) Testing for convergence across the Greek regions, <italic>Reg. Studies</italic> 32, 537-546. During the last five years, few issues have proved more controversial in empirical economics than the so-called convergence hypothesis. This paper examines the issue of convergence...
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type="main" xml:lang="en" <p>This article examines empirically the relationship between stock market development, political instability and economic growth in Greece. We measure socio-political instability by constructing an index which captures the occurrence of various phenomena of political...</p>
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