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Bond Market Access and Investment
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011Abstract Prior research has shown that differential access to debt markets significantly affects capital structure. In this paper, we examine the effect of access to debt markets on investment decisions by using debt ratings to indicate bond market access. We find that rated firms are more likely to undertake acquisitions than nonrated firms.
Jarrad Harford, Vahap B. Uysal
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Access pricing and market structure
Information Economics and Policy, 2001Abstract In telecommunications industries access charge problems are important issues during deregulation. In Japan and the US, deregulation also involves the issue of industrial structures as integration or divestiture of a long-distance sector. This paper analyzes access charge problems by introducing effects of the divestiture on cost functions ...
Koji Domon, Koshiro Ota
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Migrants, Trade, and Market Access
Review of Economics and Statistics, 2023Abstract Migrants shape market access: They reduce international trade frictions and they affect the geographical location of demand. This article incorporates both effects in a model of inter- and intranational trade and migration calibrated to U.S. states. It estimates the elasticity of exports and imports to migrants and shows that
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Abstract This chapter investigates the political and economic dynamics that determine market access for developing nations. It traces the evolution of developing country market access since World War II through the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the World Trade Organization (WTO), and the Generalized System of Preferences
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2019
Japan has the potential to deepen engagement with markets in Muslim Asia. With low domestic economic growth and a population in decline, Japanese firms look for growth opportunities overseas, and markets in Muslim Asia are crucial for Japan to retain not just its economic positioning in the world, but also the inflow of capital needed to sustain the ...
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Japan has the potential to deepen engagement with markets in Muslim Asia. With low domestic economic growth and a population in decline, Japanese firms look for growth opportunities overseas, and markets in Muslim Asia are crucial for Japan to retain not just its economic positioning in the world, but also the inflow of capital needed to sustain the ...
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