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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"common ownership"”.
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Three Essays on Corporate Finance
… The first study investigates the impact of common ownership on executive mobility by examining how it limits competition in the labor market for top managers. Our difference-in-differences analysis exploiting S&P 500 index additions as exogenous shocks to common ownership provides evidence …
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Contributions to Antitrust Economics
… mergers and on the role of cross-business ownership on output prices. Chapter 1 provides a brief introduction to antitrust analysis. Chapters 2, 3, and 4 focus on the role of cost efficiencies in antitrust analysis when using Upward Pricing Pressure as a merger screening tool. Chapter 5 …
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Essays on Empirical Industrial Organization and Environmental Economics
… travel.. In the second chapter, I examine common ownership, or the phenomenon of several diversified, institutional investors owning overlapping shares in competing firms. Existing research has thus far highlighted the common ownership effects on pricing and entry, but the effects on …
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Essays in Educational Economics and Industry Structure
… is a theoretical examination of the effect of ownership structure on format choice in the radio industry. I use a Hotelling type location model to study the effects of mergers in the radio industry. I find that common ownership of two radio stations results in format choices that are more …
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Essays on ESG Dynamics in Financial Markets
… network using four layers: geographic proximity, common ownership, director interlock, and industrial peers. Based on E&S shareholder proposals targeting S&P 500 firms from 2005 to 2020, I find that E&S concerns (the ‘disease’) will die out after several waves. Besides, firms that are more central …
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Change and consolidation in the Nigerian banking industry: an exploration of two key Central Bank of Nigeria objectives.
… three categories of banks namely: Stand alone, Common ownership, and Common interest banks. Primarily, this study examines change management practices of senior bank managers directly involved in implementing consolidation in Nigeria, and the impact of consolidation on credit availability to the …
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The Development and Management of Gated Communities in China: The Case of Shanghai from a New Institutionalist Perspective
… managed for long-term survival? How are the common properties within gated communities organized and allocated? These multi-faceted but interrelated issues are largely framed by those who are closely involved in the localised-scale development and management processes, including local …
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Land rights and urban tenure: ownership and the eradication of poverty in South Africa
… is land acquisition. However, the skewed land ownership statistic in South Africa necessitates a slow and cumbersome restitution process often impeded by excessive compensatory claims by land owners and exacerbated by the interpretation of section 25 of the Constitution by our Constitutional …
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Co-operative Commonwealth or New Jerusalem? The Co-operative Party and the Labour Party, 1931-1951.
… united in their aim to displace capitalism with common ownership. However, despite this common aim, the methods through which this would be achieved varied and whilst the Labour Party focused on state ownership as key to the ‘socialist commonwealth’, the Co-operative Party, as the political arm …
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Management of common property resources : intertemporal exploitation of village dams in Sri Lanka
Village dams in Sri Lanka are owned in common by the villagers and the water in them is used for in-situ public good purposes and for the irrigation of their private rice lands. The water resource of the dam is replenished every year by the runoff from its catchment during the monsoons. Within a …
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Management of common property resources : intertemporal exploitation of village dams in Sri Lanka
Village dams in Sri Lanka are owned in common by the villagers and the water in them is used for in-situ public good purposes and for the irrigation of their private rice lands. The water resource of the dam is replenished every year by the runoff from its catchment during the monsoons. Within a …