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  2. WP 467 Paper-rev

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    9 Jul 2023: shareholder protection (right). The literature on institutions often discusses the dichotomy of institutional. ... at different rates: thus, in terms of the literature on institutional change,63.
  3. WP 423 Paper

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    9 Jul 2023: Jadavpur University, Kolkata prabirjit@gmail.com. Ajit Singh Emeritus Professor of Economics, University of Cambridge. ... Section 5 concludes. 2. Legal Origins Theory: Refining the Core Hypotheses The theoretical foundation of the interdisciplinary
  4. wp 359

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    9 Jul 2023: POLIT. ECONOMY 1113 (1998). See also Simeon Djankov et al, The Law and Economics of Self-Dealing (2005), available at http://ssrn.com/abstract=864645 (and J. ... INSTITUTIONAL COMPARISONS 3 (2007/1) and Mathias M. Siems, Shareholder Protection Across
  5. WP 447 Paper colour

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    9 Jul 2023: Most of the existing research on the economics of labour law relates, however, to developed countries, and there is a need to extend this type of analysis to consider the case
  6. wp357

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    9 Jul 2023: the role of institutional shareholders has been tackled quite modestly in each of. ... Largest institutional shareholder (%) is the largest external shareholding held by a financial institution.
  7. THE EVOLUTION OF OWNERSHIP DISCLOSURE RULES ACROSS COUNTRIES Michael…

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    9 Jul 2023: 3. and economics, as well as a more complete positive theory of legal evolution. ... ordering. So far this does not look unlike the standard law and economics approach.
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    9 Jul 2023: World Bank (1993) notes: “(East Asian Miracle Economies) developed institutional structures in which firms competed for valued economic prizes, such as access to credit, in some dimensions while actively cooperating in
  9. THE RISE AND FALL OF THE SIZE OF FIRMS

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    9 Jul 2023: And as far as the institutional side is concerned, strong market regulation largely contributed to keep looser the limits set by “market control” on corporate behaviour. ... As has been stressed by Simon (1991), “New Institutional” theories
  10. WP306revised

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    9 Jul 2023: It is, however, taken forward from its standard form in the financial economics literature by being interpreted in a high technology context and pegged to specific target innovative characteristics. ... Because of the high technology focus of this study,
  11. 296WP

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    9 Jul 2023: Theoretical Conceptualizations Issues of corporate governance have been explored within a number of research traditions, including those of finance, economics, law and sociology, and both academic and popular conceptualizations of institutional

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