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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Corporations--Finance"”.

  1. Liquidity, institutional ownership and regulation fair disclosure

    There is a body of academic literature addressing two issues of importance for leveling the playing field for all classes of investors: 1) the impact of institutional investors on liquidity; and 2) the impact of Regulation Fair Disclosure on institutional investors and liquidity. Our study …

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  2. Internal Capital Market and Capital Misallocation: Evidence from Corporate Spinoffs

    This study investigates the importance of reduced capital misallocation in explaining the gains in corporate spinoffs. The capital misallocation hypothesis asserts that the internal capital market of a diversified firm fails to meet the needs of the relatively low growth divisions for less …

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  3. Financial benefit of implementing environmental management system ISO 14001 in Icelandic companies

    General public, companies and public organizations in Iceland, as elsewhere in the world, meet increased demand for more emphasis on environmental issues and protection of nature. The requirements for minimizing the impact on the environment (by reducing energy usage, increasing environmental …

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  4. A cash flow theory of conglomerate mergers

    <p>There have been three periods of intensive merger activity in the United States. The first merger movement of major significance occurred at the turn of the century, and its peak years were between 1898 and 1902. This early merger movement in many respects was the most significant of the merger …

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