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This paper models the interactions among technological innovation, product market competition and information leakage via the stock market. There are two firms who compete in a product market and have an opportunity to invest in a risky technology either early on as a leader or later once stock...
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This paper models the interactions among technological innovation, product market competition and information leakage via the stock market. There are two firms who compete in a product market and have an opportunity to invest in a risky technology either early on as a leader or later once stock...
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Are celebrity endorsements worthwhile investments in advertising‘ To answer this question we analyze a unique sample of 101 announcements made between 1996 and 2008 by firms listed in the US. Internet is the main medium of communication for these announcements. We employ event study...
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Knowledge spillover often influences firms' innovation decisions and consequently the technological advance of an industry. Spillover may be caused by involuntary or strategic disclosures of firms' intermediary R&D progress, it can also occur due to the feedback from stock prices to decisions...
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This paper studies how a banking supervisor should design a bank stress test. The test directly provides public information about a bank's stress resilience, which is a noisy indicator of the bank's true capitalization level. Moreover, the test result affects incentives for information...
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This note demonstrates how performance measure congruity and noise determine an agency’s total surplus within an linear agency framework with multiple tasks. It provides a decomposition of agency costs, leading back to a congruity index previously proposed in the literature. In addition,...
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We develop a model to show that cartels that produce goods with lower durability are easier to sustain implicitly. This observation gen- erates the following results: 1) implicit cartels have an incentive to pro- duce goods with an inefficiently low level of durability; 2) a monopoly or explicit...
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In this paper, a promotion tournament is considered, where, at the beginning of the tournament, it is unknown how long the tournament lasts. Further, the promotion decision is based on the assessments of a supervisor with imperfect recall. In line with psychological research, the supervisor is...
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