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considerable new insights in that it allows the impact on costs of inter-institutional differences in the cost function itself to … be distinguished from inter-institutional differences in efficiency. The approach used here therefore resembles in some … respects the non-parametric methods of efficiency evaluation. We report also on measures of average incremental cost of …
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considerable new insights in that it allows the impact on costs of inter-institutional differences in the cost function itself to … be distinguished from inter-institutional differences in efficiency. The approach used here therefore resembles in some … respects the non-parametric methods of efficiency evaluation. We report also on measures of average incremental cost of …
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providing evidence based on the new institutional economics criteria of efficiency (i.e. cost or quality) that is relevant to … audit within the same institutional setting. We test the impact of joint audit on both audit costs proxied by audit fees or … impact of a mandatory joint audit. France is characterized by a long tradition of joint audit while Germany has always …
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-serve electronic check-in/-out kiosks, online retail outlets, online customer-service centers, and e-banking, which reduce costs for … learning costs are involved in the adoption of the new technology, firms may try to encourage consumers to switch to the …
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This study examines the determinants of profitability using the US Compustat database during the period 1976-2009. The study uses panel data analysis as Generalized Methods of Moments (GMM) dynamic panel models and Quantile regressions. Besides the conventional drivers of profitability a...
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corporate debt in the United States, the United Kingdom, France and Germany. The comparison serves to benchmark our findings … sectors in the United States, Germany and France. The model assesses the contribution of investment, acquisitions, cash flows …
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Many studies have attempted to investigate the potential benefits of open innovation. However, the long term effects of openness have yet to be demonstrated, even if few researchers hypothesised that high openness could increase firms' dynamic capabilities and hence their resilience in the face...
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The venture capital literature has established the positive impact of coinvestment networks on the performance of start-up investments. In early stages, however, often angel financing is the primary source of external equity. Using a novel in-depth data set of U.S. high technology start-ups we...
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The massification of retail finance in the 1980s relied on the successful deployment of automated teller machines (ATM) and on-line real-time (OLRT) computing during the 1960s and 1970s. We document how the deployment of ATM networks interweaved with the adoption of OLRT computing in Sweden and...
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This study aims to evaluate the usefulness and relevance of earnings disclosures, as the key determinant for stock price changes. The main objective is to examine whether earnings response coefficient (ERC) behavior could explain more fully the stock price changes, as to the reason why the stock...
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