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Human Capital and the Financial Capital Market
The Journal of Business, 1980In the past 2 decades, much progress has been made in the areas of "human capital theory" and " modern portfolio theory," with profound influence upon academic thought and practice.1 But interestingly enough, though human capital theory recognizes human resources as part of an individual's capital asset holdings and modern portfolio theory deals with ...
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2008
Hedge funds and private equity offer unique investing opportunities, including the possibility for diversified and excess returns. Yet, current federal securities regulation effectively prohibits the public offer and purchase in the United States of these hedge fund and private equity investments.
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Hedge funds and private equity offer unique investing opportunities, including the possibility for diversified and excess returns. Yet, current federal securities regulation effectively prohibits the public offer and purchase in the United States of these hedge fund and private equity investments.
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Information and Capital Markets
The Journal of Business, 1971Fama, Eugene F, Laffer, Arthur B
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1982
Every business needs capital. Before setting up a business there must be a pool of money to buy the physical things which will be required and to pay the bills until the business is earning income. If a business wishes to expand at a later date, it will require more money.
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Every business needs capital. Before setting up a business there must be a pool of money to buy the physical things which will be required and to pay the bills until the business is earning income. If a business wishes to expand at a later date, it will require more money.
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Does free-market capitalism drive unequal access to health? An empirical analysis, 1970–2015
Global Public Health, 2021Krishna Chaitanya Vadlamannati +1 more
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The Commons with Capital Markets
We explore a dynamic commons problem and assess the welfare consequences of access to capital markets. The commons has a high intrinsic rate of return but its fruits cannot be secured by individual agents. Capital market access allows resources to be held securely and intertemporally transferred, but at a lower rate of return. In a two period model, weopenaire
Market, Hierarchy, and Trust: The Knowledge Economy and the Future of Capitalism
Organization Science, 2001Paul S Adler
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Working for themselves? Capital market intermediaries and present day capitalism
Business History, 2007Karel Williams +2 more
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