CEO Compensation in Financially Distressed Firms: An Empirical Analysis
Michael R. Vetsuypens, Stuart C. Gilson
págs. 425-458
Market Discounts and Shareholder Gains for Placing Equity Privately
Richard L. Smith, Michael Hertzel
págs. 459-485
págs. 477-490
págs. 487-512
Incentive Conflicts, Bundling Claims, and the Interaction among Financial Claimants
Chester S. Spatt, Frederic P. Sterbenz
págs. 513-528
págs. 529-553
págs. 555-573
Tax-Induced Trading and the Turn-of-the-Year Anomaly: An Intraday Study
Robert W. White, Mark D. Griffiths
págs. 575-598
págs. 599-620
págs. 621-640
Predictable Stock Returns: The Role of Small Sample Bias
Myung J. Kim, Charles R. Nelson
págs. 641-661
Testing the Predictive Power of Dividend Yields
William N. Goetzmann, Philippe Jorion
págs. 663-679
Calls of Warrants: Timing and Market Reaction
Paul Schultz
págs. 681-696
Lilli A. Gordon, John Pound
págs. 697-718
Do Short-Term Objectives Lead to Under-or Overinvestment in Long Term Projects
Lucian Arye Bebchuk, Lars A. Stole
págs. 719-729
The Strategic Role of Debt in Takeover Contests
Vikram Nanda, Bhagwan Chowdry
págs. 731-745
Options, Short Sales, and Market Completeness
Gwendolyn P. Webb, Stephen Figlewski
págs. 761-777
págs. 779-789
Spanning with Short-Selling Restrictions
Martin Raab, Robert Schwager
págs. 791-793
Are the Discounts on Closed-End Funds a Sentiment Index?
Raymond Kan, Merton H. Miller
págs. 795-800
Yes, Discounts on Closed-End Funds Are a Sentiment Index
Charles M.C. Lee, Andrei Shleifer, Navin Chopra, Richard H. Thaler
págs. 801-808
págs. 809-810
págs. 811-812
Closed-End Investment Companies (Book Review)
John C. Groth
págs. 813-815
págs. 815-817
Peter C. Eisemann
págs. 818-820
págs. 820-823
págs. 823-824
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