Selected Papers
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Sumit Agarwal (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago) and Robert
Hauswald (American University)
The Choice between Arm’s-Length and Relationship Debt: Evidence from
eLoans
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Meghana Ayyagari (George Washington University), Asli Demigriic
– Kunt (World bank) and Vojislav Maksimovic (Robert H. Smith School
of Business and University of Maryland)
Formal versus Informal Finance: Evidence from China
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Mariassunta Giannetti (Stockholm School of Economics) and
Xiaoyun Yu (Indiana University)
Favoritism in Capital Allocation
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Viral V Acharya (London Business School and CEPR) and
Krishnamurthy Subramanian (Emory University)
Bankruptcy Codes and Innovation
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Anil Shivdasani (University of North Carolina) and Wei-Ling Song
(Louisiana State University)
Breaking Down The Barriers: Bank Competition and Underwriting
Incentives
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Franklin Allen (University of Pennsylvania) and Jun “QJ” Qian
(Boston College)
Corruption and Competition
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Radhakrishnan Gopalan (Washington University), Vikram Nanda
(Arizona State University) and Amit Seru (University of Michigan)
Do Business Groups Use Dividends to Fund Investments?
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Andrew Ellul (Indiana University)
Control Motivations and Capital Structure Decisions
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Jianping Deng, Jie Gan (Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology), Jia He (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Privatization, Large Shareholders’ Incentive to Expropriate and Firm
Performance
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Yuk Ying Chang ( Massey University), Sudipto Das Gupta and
Gilles Hillary (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
Managerial Reputation in Financial and Labor Markets
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Jayant Kale (Georgia State University), Ebru Reis (Miami
University) and Anand Venkateswaran ( North Eastern University)
Rank Order Tournaments and Incentive Alignment: The Effect on Firm
Performance
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Brishti Guha (Singapore Management University)
The Case of the Errant Executive: Management and Control in
Corporate Cheating
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N K Chidambaran, Darius Palia and Yudan Zheng (Rutgers
Business School)
Does Better Corporate Governance “Cause” Better Firm Performance?
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Thomas H Noe, Michael H Rebello (Tulane University) and Ramana
Sonti (Indian School of Business)
Activists, raiders, and directors: Opportunism and the balance of
corporate power
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Jarrad Harford (University of Washington), Dirk Jenter (Massachussets
Institute of Technology and NBER) and Kai Li (University of British
Columbia)
Conflicts of Interests Among Shareholders; The Case of Corporate
Aquisitions
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David A Matsa (North Western University)
Operating Under a Liquidity Crunch: The Impact of LBOs on Product
Availability in the Supermarket Industry
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