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Bankruptcy Law for Productivity

2001
The accepted economic function of bankruptcy law is that it resolves collective action problems between self-interested creditors. This article argues that this collective-action-resolving function is only one of a multitude of expressions of an overarching economic motivation of bankruptcy law.
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The Law of Bankruptcy

Columbia Law Review, 1899
R. D. B., Edwin C. Brandenburg
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Russian bankruptcy law in practice and its impact on the 1998 bankruptcy law

2009
This chapter examines the extent to which the novelties contained in the 1998 Bankruptcy Law were caused by shortcomings of the 1992 Bankruptcy Law. It provides a short survey of the 1998 Bankruptcy Law. When examining court cases under the 1992 Bankruptcy Law, it becomes evident that the 1992 Law had many gaps and inconsistencies that needed to be ...
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Bankruptcy and Bankruptcy Law

World Economy and International Relations, 1991
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Bankruptcy Law and Angel Investors Around the World

Journal of International Business Studies, 2023
Douglas J. Cumming, Minjie Zhang
exaly  

Do Stringent Bankruptcy Laws Always Deter Entrepreneurial Activities? A Study of Cultural Influences

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 2021
Jay Barney, Naga Lakshmi Damaraju
exaly  

The Law of Bankruptcy

The American Law Register (1898-1907), 1901
F. S. E., Edwin C. Brandenburg
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Bankruptcy Laws, Entrepreneurs’ Socio-Cognitions, and the Pursuit of Innovative Opportunities

Small Business Economics, 2022
Zhongfeng Su, Wenping Ye, David Åhlström   +2 more
exaly  

The Law of Bankruptcy

Harvard Law Review, 1898
B. W., Wm. Miller Collier
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Bankruptcy Law, Creditors’ Rights, and Cash Holdings: Evidence From a Quasi-Natural Experiment in India

Finance Research Letters, 2022
Santosh Shrivastav
exaly