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Rating agencies and the role of rating publication rights

Journal of Banking & Finance, 2008
Abstract While credit rating agencies disclose all public ratings as a matter of policy, a firm can choose whether to make a so called private rating public or to keep it confidential. This paper analyzes the economic role of such rating publication rights.
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Meeting presentations and their publication rates

European Journal of Anaesthesiology, 2022
Divakara, Gouda, Maithri, Goud, Prabhakara, Gouda, Akash, Singh, Basavana, Goudra   +4 more
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THE PUBLIC DISCOUNT RATE

1983
Previous studics which aimed at finding a public discount rate based on the opportunity cost concept and using the before - tax rate of retum in the pri-vate sector have not taken into account social costs and the risk premium difference betvveen the public and private sectors.
GEYİKDAĞI, Yaşar M., GEYİKDAĞI, Necla V.   +1 more
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Discount Rates for Public Investment under Uncertainty

International Economic Review, 1972
The problem of efficient allocation of capital in a world of uncertainty has played a major role in the debate on the social rate of discount. One view, which has been advanced by Hirshleifer [7, 8] and supported by Diamond [6], is that differences in rates of return on capital in the private sector of the economy reflect differences in riskiness among
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Faculty Publication Rates—An Analysis

Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 1991
Abstract This study provides quality assessment of physical education departments, identifying new “star” departments and those which have maintained quality over the past ten years.
Susan K. Kovar, Edward L. McGlone
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The public's rating of hospitals.

Hospital & health services administration, 1988
Increasingly, hospital administrators have been concerned about the public's perception of the facility. Nationwide, they have engaged marketing firms to study how consumers rate their local facilities in comparison to others. This type of information has been important to develop effective marketing and advertising programs (Steiber and Boscarino 1985)
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The rates of learning with public and private signals

Mathematical Social Sciences
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A Rating Scale for Public Relations

Journal AWWA, 1931
No part of the Water Works Practice Manual, issued by this Association in 1925, is devoted to the subject of Public Relations. However, in the Revision of this Manual now in progress, Committee No. 9 of the Water Works Practice Committee has been assigned the task of producing something worth while with respect to the relations of water utilities to ...
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The Public and Water Rate Increases

Journal AWWA, 1949
The people . . . are today demanding telephone service of a reasonably high quality. They are merely asking, however, that they be furnished the kind of service which the progressive art of your industry has made possible ... at a price. Measured by your technical ability, the public demand is altogether fair and reasonable.
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Tariff Rate as a Public Good

Review of International Economics, 2004
AbstractIf domestic firms lobby for protection, the tariff rate is a public good to all domestic firms, whether they engage in lobbying or not. This paper analyzes how the endogenous tariff rate as a public good depends on the group size in two‐stage lobbying models.
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