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Perceived temporal distortions may explain the effect of precarity on intertemporal choices. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Mitra A, Srivastava N.
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Orthogonally Dispersed Spectroscopic Single-Molecule Localization Microscopy. [PDF]

Nanophotonics
Lu J, Xu L, Zhao Z, Dong B.
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ATPγS substantially defeats the biasing mechanism for kinesin steps. [PDF]

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Karnawat V, Toleikis A, Carter NJ, Molloy JE, Cross RA.   +4 more
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Mutual Funds and the New Total Expense Ratio

The Journal of Investing, 2009
This study presents the construct of a New Total Expense Ratio built upon the concept of normative transparency of disclosure that presents the reality of adviser/distributor payments to brokers "behind the mutual fund curtain." These payments paid indirectly by fund shareholders by way of fund fee payments.
J. Haslem
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Explaining the expense ratio of international equity funds

American Journal of Business, 2017
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the determinants of fund expense ratio for Malaysia-based international equity funds. An understanding of what these factors are and how they affect a fund’s expense ratio is important given that international funds can be expensive to operate and that fund expenses have negative impact on investors ...
S. Low
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Nonprofit Arts Organizations: Debt Ratio Does Not Influence Donations—Interest Expense Ratio Does

The American Review of Public Administration, 2017
Due to increased competition for scarce resources, scholars and practitioners have been devoting more attention to identifying the factors that drive private contributions to nonprofit organizations in recent years. This study aims to investigate whether capital structure decisions made by nonprofit managers have an impact on future contributions from
Cleopatra Charles
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Mutual Funds: Conflicted Distribution and the New Total Expense Ratio Construct

The Journal of Index Investing, 2010
The purpose of this article is to present an updated version of the New Total Expense Ratio,which provides an enhanced and inclusive construct of mutual fund fees and expenses as they relate to distribution of fund shares through brokers and financial intermediaries.The Ratio construct provides inclusive disclosure while the SEC’s weak effort omits so ...
J. Haslem
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Unintended consequences of expense ratio guidelines: The Avon breast cancer walks

Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, 2009
Abstract This case study examines how donor and rating agency focus on percentage-based expense ratios exacerbated pressures on the Avon Product Foundation’s breast cancer walks. Beginning in 2002, Avon changed its business and accounting practices in ways that eventually helped it report better compliance with charity monitor guidelines.
D. Tinkelman
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MUTUAL FUND MORTALITY, 12B‐1 FEES, AND THE NET EXPENSE RATIO

Journal of Financial Research, 2006
AbstractThe Securities and Exchange Commission is currently reviewing Rule 12b‐1, which governs how fund advisors may pay for the distribution of fund shares. We provide evidence that even after adjusting for economies of scale, funds with 12b‐1 fees have higher expense ratios net of the 12b‐1 fees than do funds without such fees. This finding suggests
William P. Dukes, Philip C. English, Sean M. Davis   +2 more
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