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Managerial Attributes, Incentives, and Performance
The Review of Corporate Finance Studies, 2020We examine the relative importance of observed and unobserved firm- and manager-specific heterogeneities in determining executive compensation incentives and firm policy, risk, and performance. First, we decompose executive incentives into time-variant
J. Coles, Zhichuan Frank Li
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Heterogeneous Oil Supply Elasticities: Indebtedness and Production Responses to the COVID-19 Shock
The Review of financial studiesDebt matters for oil supply elasticities. We document the resiliency of oil production to the COVID-19-related collapse in demand due to indebtedness. We use exogenous variation in the timing of debt-related payments to identify financially constrained
Sergei Seleznev, V. Selezneva
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Investor Sentiment for Corporate Social Performance
Accounting Review, 2018We document time-varying investor sentiment for corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance. We show that announcements of CSR activities generate positive abnormal returns during periods when investors place a valuation premium on CSR ...
J. Naughton, Clare H. Wang, I. Yeung
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Stakeholder Orientation, Product Market Competition, and the Cost of Equity
The Review of Corporate Finance StudiesBy examining required rates of return, we study how shareholders perceive stronger stakeholder orientation arising under the adoption of constituency statutes.
Zhihong Chen, Sichen Shen, Hong Zou
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Tax-avoidance Effect on Investment Inefficiency: An Examination of Agency Theory
Journal of Emerging Market FinanceTax-avoidance activity in firms potentially increases investment inefficiency, arguably due to agency problems in firms. Further, this relationship shows country-wide variation.
T. K. Ajmal +2 more
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The Review of financial studies
Fractional trading (FT)—the ability to trade less than a whole share—removes barriers to high-priced stocks and facilitates entry by capital-constrained retail investors.
Zhi Da, Vivian W Fang, Wenwei Lin
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Fractional trading (FT)—the ability to trade less than a whole share—removes barriers to high-priced stocks and facilitates entry by capital-constrained retail investors.
Zhi Da, Vivian W Fang, Wenwei Lin
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How Do Short-Term Incentives Affect Long-Term Productivity?
The Review of financial studiesPrevious research shows that incentives to meet short-term earnings targets can cause firms to increase share buybacks, leading to cuts in investments and employment.
Heitor Almeida +4 more
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The Ultimate Ownership of Western European Corporations
, 2002M. Faccio, Larry H. P. Lang
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