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Leveraging Transparency

IEEE Software, 2013
A new generation of development environments takes a radical approach to communication and coordination by fusing social networking functionality with flexible, distributed version control. Through these transparent work environments, people, repositories, development activities, and their histories are immediately and easily visible to all users ...
Laura Dabbish   +3 more
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ON THE MEASUREMENT OF LEVERAGE

The Journal of Finance, 1966
DESPITE-PERHAPS ON ACCOUNT OF-the widespread use of the concept of gearing or leverage, there appears to be little agreement regarding its specific content. Thus some define leverage as the ratio of the value of "senior capital" (= debentures + preferred shares) to the value of the equity;' others use the structure of the income statement;2 and yet ...
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The Cyclicality of Leverage

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
This paper studies the question of the economic scale of financial institutions. We show that banks actively smooth book equity by adjusting payouts to achieve a desired trajectory of book equity. The countercyclical nature of net payouts of financial institutions leads to procyclical book leverage, while market leverage is nearly entirely reflective ...
Adrian, Tobias   +2 more
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The leverage effect without leverage

Finance Research Letters, 2009
We use experimental stock markets to add more evidence that Black's [1976. Proceedings of the 1976 Meeting of the Business and Economic Statistics Section. American Statistical Association, pp. 177–181] leverage effect in financial markets does not necessarily stem from the financial leverage of the firm.
Hens, Thorsten, Steude, Sven C
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Leveraging Creativity

2013
Creativity describes the ability to rethink existing solutions, to combine existing ones with solutions used in other fields, or to imagine a new way of doing things, and as such, creativity represents the basis of innovation. But in many companies the thinking prevails that not every employee is able to be imaginative and to create something new. This
Friesike, Sascha, Gassmann, Oliver
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Household Leverage [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of Money, Credit and Banking, 2009
I propose a life‐cycle model where a finitely lived risk‐averse household finances its housing investment by opting to provide a down payment. Given that the household may default, risk‐neutral lenders efficiently charge a default premium to hedge against expected losses. This has two major consequences.
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Leveraging cyberspace

IEEE Communications Magazine, 1996
People with shared interests are using the Internet to solve problems, accomplish tasks, and create resources that would be well beyond the reach of any one person or organization. The Internet is being used to create virtual libraries, factor large numbers, organize massive volunteer efforts, and filter information in a collaborative fashion.
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Leverage in dentistry

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2005
Leverage is a powerful tool that can make a tremendous difference in the satisfaction and lifetime production of most dentists. Dentists typically do not use leverage properly, and as a result, the entire burden of the practice constantly falls on their shoulders.
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The Great Leveraging [PDF]

open access: possible, 2013
What can history can tell us about the relationship between the banking system, financial crises, the global economy, and economic performance? Evidence shows that in the advanced economies we live in a world that is more financialized than ever before as measured by importance of credit in the economy.
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Black's Leverage Effect is not Due to Leverage

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
One of the most enduring empirical regularities in equity markets is the inverse relationship between stock prices and volatility, first documented by Black (1976) who attributed it to the effects of financial leverage. As a company’s stock price declines, it becomes more highly leveraged given a fixed level of debt outstanding, and this increase in ...
Jasmina Hasanhodzic, Andrew W. Lo
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