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9 Jul 2023: Orthodox economics is nevertheless convinced about the economic efficiency of the global integration of financial markets. ... 2 For differing views of the crisis from mainstream and heterodox economists, see the following: Aiginger (2009), Arestis and

9 Jul 2023: References. [1] Bakshi, G. and Z. Chen (1997). An alternative valuation model for contingent claims.Journal of Financial Economics 44 (1) 123–165. ... Journalof Financial Economics 55 205–238. [3] Barndorff-Nielsen, O. (1997). Processes of normal

9 Jul 2023: Elena A Medova Centre for Financial Research. Judge Institute of Management University of Cambridge Email: eam28@cam.ac.uk. ... Robert G Smith Centre for Financial Research. Judge Institute of Management University of Cambridge Email: rgs22@cam.ac.uk.

9 Jul 2023: Jadavpur University, Kolkata prabirjit@gmail.com. Ajit Singh Emeritus Professor of Economics, University of Cambridge. ... Section 4 presents econometric analysis concerning the relationship between legal reforms and economic outcomes in the area of

9 Jul 2023: Cambridge Journal of Economics, 22(6), 735-746. Chang, S. J. (2003). Ownership structure, expropriation, and performance of group-affiliated companies in Korea. ... 18. responsibility and firm financial performance. Academy of Management Journal, 854-872.

9 Jul 2023: Keynes rejected this idea: ‘It is not a correct deduction from the principles of economics that enlightened self-interest always operates in the public interest. ... financial crisis – the shareholder primacy model of corporate governance and purpose

9 Jul 2023: Where modern comparative legal studies and the ‘new comparative economics’ find some common ground is in the concept of ‘legal cultures’ which have the potential to shape approaches to regulation. ... of the twentieth century (Rajan and Zingales,

9 Jul 2023: All institutional investors engage in some monitoring of the companies in which they invest, analysing their financial reports and strategic statements and, in the case of the larger institutions, meeting with ... Many have ranges of retail investment

9 Jul 2023: 250. by. Ajit Singh (Professor of Economics). Queens' College University of Cambridge, CB3 9ET. ... 2. other Asian economies. Whereas previous crises had struck economies with a history of financial instability and low growth, such as Mexico in 1995, the

9 Jul 2023: and Savarino, J.E. (1986) An empirical Bayes approach to. ecient portfolio selection Journal of Financial and Quantitative Anal-. ... portfolio choice Journal of Financial Economics, 3, 215-231. [10] Loer, G.

3 Jul 2024: financial products.10 Figure 1 shows a simplified illustration of the carbon offset market. ... For instance,. while banks and other financial institutions offset almost every unit of their emissions on a.

11 Dec 2023: Employee Satisfaction and Equity Prices. Journal of Financial Economics 101(3), 621–640 and Robert G. ... Financial Analysts Journal 72(3), 13–32. 13 Early policy support for renewable roll-outs, notably in Germany and China, has had large spillover

9 Jul 2023: global financial crisis led the more prominent activist funds to wind down a number of their Japanese investments. ... During the spring of 2007 TCI mounted a campaign of financial arguments for restructuring, which included a proposal to double the

9 Jul 2023: Some of the costs. are therefore very difficult to estimate. There is one other difference in the economics of the two sorts of deferred costs. ... the BNFL contracts were renegotiated as part of British Energy’s financial restructuring.

9 Jul 2023: Journal of Financial Economics, 104(3):519–534. Allen, F. and Gale, D. (2001). ... Journal of Financial Stability, 20:70–81. Poledna, S. and Thurner, S. (2014).

10 Jul 2024: investors care about carbon risk?”/a emJournal of Financial Economics/em/p pPástor, Ľ., Stambaugh, R.F. ... and Taylor, L.A. (2021b) a href="https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304405X20303512" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"

9 Jul 2023: former power, institutional investors, who control the lion’s share of financial resources, and managers, who control the operations of their companies, are seen as the dominant rivals, competing against each ... Agency theory is no longer simply a

9 Jul 2023: The supply of financial products is often still monopolized by state-owned enterprises and leaves little option for private actors, who must take or leave what is on offer. ... one respondent, made China less vulnerable to the global financial crisis of

9 Jul 2023: 1998) of the impact of cross-national differences in shareholder rights on financial development and growth. ... The outcome variables in this study consisted of country-level measures of financial development, drawn from the IMF’s Financial Structure

9 Jul 2023: Journal of Financial Economics 3, 195-213. Cariño, D.R. and Ziemba, W.T. ... 2000). Planning logistics operations in the oil industry. Journal of the Operational Research.