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Public enforcement and corporate maturity mismatch
Managerial and Decision EconomicsThe root of corporate maturity mismatch in developing economies may dwell in the fact that weak contract enforcement capacities suppress financial intermediates' willingness to supply long‐term credit.
Yongwei Ye, Feng Yun, Lei Zhang
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2015
This chapter examines issues relating to corporate governance in closely held corporations. It begins by describing the typical characteristics of closely held corporations, with particular emphasis on shareholder involvement in management, number of shareholders, share transfers, market for shares, and the broad spectrum of shareholders and ...
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This chapter examines issues relating to corporate governance in closely held corporations. It begins by describing the typical characteristics of closely held corporations, with particular emphasis on shareholder involvement in management, number of shareholders, share transfers, market for shares, and the broad spectrum of shareholders and ...
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World Competition Law and Economics Review, 2016
This article provides a short history of private enforcement of EU antitrust law and its relationship with public enforcement, from the 1957 EEC Treaty over Regulation 17 and Regulation 1/2003 until Directive 2014/104 and the current outlook.
W. Wils
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This article provides a short history of private enforcement of EU antitrust law and its relationship with public enforcement, from the 1957 EEC Treaty over Regulation 17 and Regulation 1/2003 until Directive 2014/104 and the current outlook.
W. Wils
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Deterrence of Financial Misreporting When Public and Private Enforcement Strategically Interact
Journal of Accounting & Economics, 2020This paper studies strategic interactions between public and private enforcement of accounting regulation and their consequences for the deterrence of financial misreporting.
Stefan F. Schantl, Alfred Wagenhofer
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Environment and Planning C Politics and Space, 2020
A broad body of research has examined the shifting spatialities of contemporary border enforcement efforts, drawing particular attention to how border enforcement efforts increasingly take place away from the territorial edges of border enforcing states.
Jill M. Williams
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A broad body of research has examined the shifting spatialities of contemporary border enforcement efforts, drawing particular attention to how border enforcement efforts increasingly take place away from the territorial edges of border enforcing states.
Jill M. Williams
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Does Public Enforcement Work in Weak Investor Protection Countries? Evidence from China*
Contemporary Accounting Research, 2021B. Ke, Xiaojun Zhang
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Journal of Industrial Relations, 2018
Low-wage work in the US and many other places continues to be characterized by precarious and dangerous conditions, vulnerable immigrant workforces, and problems of misclassification and wage theft.
J. Fine, Tim Bartley
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Low-wage work in the US and many other places continues to be characterized by precarious and dangerous conditions, vulnerable immigrant workforces, and problems of misclassification and wage theft.
J. Fine, Tim Bartley
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The Enforcement of Public Price Controls
Journal of Political Economy, 1980Price controls differ across industries systematically as predicted by the theory regulators maximize political support. This approach views the price controllers as choosing, subject to technology and budget constraints, the appropriate enforcement to balance the support from holding down prices against the opposition from dead-weight loss ...
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Abstract This chapter examines the theoretical and practical distinctions between civil and criminal public enforcement of corporate laws. It critiques traditional markers of the civil–criminal divide and highlights how modern enforcement practices blur these lines, particularly in the United States, where civil penalties often ...
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