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1. Ancient redwoods and the politics of finance : the hostile takeover of the Pacific Lumber Company ; Harry DeAngelo and Linda DeAngelo ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 1 (Jan)\1-DeAngelo.pdf

2. Risk management, capital bugeting, and capital structure policy for financial institusions: an integrated approach ; Kenneth A. Froot and Jeremy C. Stein ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 1 (Jan)\2-Froot.pdf

3. Why firms issue comvertible bond: the matching financial and real investment options ; David Mayers ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 1 (Jan)\3-Mayers.pdf

4. Ownership structure, investment and the corporate value ; an empirical analysis ; Myeong-Hyon Cho ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 1 (Jan)\4-Cho.pdf

5. The financial performance of reverse leveraged buyouts ; Rebert W. Holthausen and David F. Larcker ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 1 (Jan)\5-Holthausen.pdf

6. Ex dividend day stock price behavior: disicreteness or tax-inducted clienteles ; Rakesh Bali and Galien L. Hite ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 2 (Feb)\1-Bali.pdf

7. Why do stock price drop by less than of the value dividen ? Evidence for a county whiout taxes ; Murray Frank and Ravi Jagannathan ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 2 (Feb)\2-Frank.pdf

8. The impact of contigent liability of commercial bank risk taking ; Benjamin C. Esty ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 2 (Feb)\3-Esty.pdf

9. Managerial compensation anf the threat of takeover ; Anup Agrawal and Charles R. Knoeber ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 2 (Feb)\4-Agrawal.pdf

10. Venture capital anf the structure of capital markets: Bank versus stock markets ; Bernard S. Black and Ronal J. Gilson ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 3 (Mar)\1-Black.pdf

11. Proxy contents and corporate change: implications for shareholder wealth ; J. Harold Mulherin and Annette B. Poulsen ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 3 (Mar)\2-Mulherin.pdf

12. Macroeconomic newas and bond market volatility ; Charles M. Jones, Owen Lamont and Robin L. Lumsdaine ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 3 (Mar)\3-Jones.pdf

13. Short-term traders and liquidity: a test using Bombay Stock Exchange data ; Henk Berkman and Venkat R. Eleswarapu ; Volume 47 (1998)\Issue 3 (Mar)\4-Berkman.pdf

14. Wealth creation versus wealth redistributions in pure stock-for-stock mergers ; Carlos P. Maquieira, William L. Megginson, and Lance Nail ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 1 (Apr)\1-Maquieira.pdf

15. Larger board size and decreasing firm value in small firms ; Theodore Eisenberg, Stefan Sundgren and Martin T. Wells ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 1 (Apr)\2-Eisenberg.pdf

16. Information problems, conflicts of interest, and asset stripping: Chapter 11’s failure in the case of Eastern Airlines ; Lawrence A. Weiss and Karen H. Wruck ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 1 (Apr)\3-Weiss.pdf

17. Capital markets and corporate structure: the equity carve-outs of Thermo Electron ; Je rey W. Allen ; ff Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 1 (Apr)\4-Allen.pdf

18. The exercise and valuation of executive stock options ; Jennifer N. Carpenter ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 2 (May)\1-Carpenter.pdf

19. An empirical examination of the amortized spread ; John M.R. Chalmers, Gregory B. Kadlec ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 2 (May)\2-Chalmers.pdf

20. An empirical analysis of NYSE specialist trading ; Ananth Madhavan and George Sofianos ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 2 (May)\3-Madhavan.pdf

21. Information-time option pricing: theory and empirical evidence1 ; Carolyn W. Chang, Jack S.K. Chang, and Kian-Guan Lim ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 2 (May)\4-Chang.pdf

22. Debt and the terms of employment ; Gordon Hanka ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 3 (Jun)\1-Hanka.pdf

23. The cost of market versus regulatory discipline in banking ; Matthew T. Billett, Jon A. Garfinkel and Edward S. O’Neal ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 3 (Jun)\3-Billett.pdf

24. Employee buyouts: causes, structure, and consequences ; Susan Chaplinsky, Greg Niehaus and Linda Van de Gucht ; Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 3 (Jun)\2-Chaplinsky.pdf

25. E ciency loss and constraints on portfolio holdings ; Zhenyu Wang ; ffi Volume 48 (1998)\Issue 3 (Jun)\4-Wang.pdf

26. Open-end mutual funds and capital-gains taxes1; Michael J. Barclay, Neil D. Pearson and Michael S. Weisbach ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 1 (Jul)\1-Barclay.pdf

27. IPO-mechanisms, monitoring and ownership structure ; Neal M. Stoughton and Josef Zechner ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 1 (Jul)\2-Stoughton.pdf

28. Going public and the ownership structure of the firm ; Antonio S. Mello and John E. Parsons ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 1 (Jul)\3-Mello.pdf

29. Information and volatility linkages in the stock, bond, and money markets ; Je ffFleming, Chris Kirby and Barbara Ostdiek ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 1 (Jul)\4-Fleming.pdf

30. Book-to-market ratios as predictors of market returns ; Je rey Ponti and ff ffLawrence D. Schall ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 2 (Aug)

31. Earnings signals in fixed-price and Dutch auction self-tender o ers ; Erik Lie and ffJohn J. McConnell ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 2 (Aug)\2-Lie.pdf

32. Share repurchases and firm performance: new evidence on the agency costs of free cash flow ; Tom Nohel and Vefa Tarhan ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 2 (Aug)\3-Nohel.pdf

33. Glamour, value and the post-acquisition performance of acquiring firms ; P. Raghavendra Rau and Theo Vermaelen ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 2 (Aug)\4-Rau.pdf

34. The economics of parent-subsidiary mergers: an empirical analysis ; Myron B. Slovin and Marie E. Sushka ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 2 (Aug)\5-Slovin.pdf

35. Market e ciency, long-term returns, and behavioral finance ; Eugene F. Fama ; ffiVolume 49 (1998)\Issue 3 (Sep)\1-Fama.pdf

36. A model of investor sentiment ; Nicholas Barberis, Andrei Shleifer and Robert Vishny ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 3 (Sep)\2-Barberis.pdf

37. Alternative factor specifications, security characteristics, and the cross-section of expected stock returns ; Michael J. Brennan, Tarun Chordia and Avanidhar Subrahmanyam ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 3 (Sep)\3-Brennan.pdf

38. How big is the premium for currency risk ; Giorgio De Santis and Bruno Ge´rard ; Volume 49 (1998)\Issue 3 (Sep)\4-Santis.pdf

39. Does order preferencing matter ; Robert Bloomfield and Maureen O’Hara ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 1 (Oct)\1-Bloomfield.pdf

40. The trading profits of SOES bandits ; Je rey H. Harris and Paul H. Schultz ; ffVolume 50 (1998)\Issue 1 (Oct)\2-Harris.pdf

41. Earnings management and the underperformance of seasoned equity o erings ; ffSiew Hong Teoh, Ivo Welch and T.J. Wong ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 1 (Oct)\3-Teoh.pdf

42. Earnings management and the performance of seasoned equity o erings ; ffSrinivasan Rangan ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 1 (Oct)\4-Rangan.pdf

43. The relation between implied and realized volatility ; B.J. Christensen and N.R. Prabhala ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 2 (Nov)\1-Christensen.pdf

44. The indirect economic penalties in SEC investigations of underwriters ; Randolph P. Beatty, Howard Bunsis and John R.M. Hand ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 2 (Nov)\2-Beatty.pdf

45. The e ects of bank mergers and acquisitions on small business lending ; Allen N. ffBerger, Anthony Saunders, Joseph M. Scalise and Gregory F. Udell ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 2 (Nov)\3-Berger.pdf

46. Post-trade transparency on Nasdaq’s national market system ; David C. Porter and Daniel G. Weaver ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 2 (Nov)\4-Porter.pdf

47. Capital budgeting and delegation ; Milton Harris and Artur Raviv ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 3 (Des)\1-Harris.pdf

48. The e ect of changes in ownership structure on performance: Evidence from the ffthrift industry ; Rebel A. Cole and Hamid Mehran ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 3 (Des)\2-Cole.pdf

49. CEO incentive plans and corporate liquidation policy ; Hamid Mehran, George E. Nogler and Kenneth B. Schwartz ; Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 3 (Des)\3-Mehran.pdf

50. Another look at the role of the industrial structure of markets for international diversification strategies ; John M. Gri n and G. Andrew Karolyi ; ffi Volume 50 (1998)\Issue 3 (Des)\4-Griffin.pdf

51. An analysis of compensation in the U.S. venture capital partnership ; Paul Gompers and Josh Lerner ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 1 (Jan)\1-Gompers.pdf

52. Financial contracting under extreme uncertainty: an analysis of Brazilian corporate debentures ; Christopher W. Anderson ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 1 (Apr)\2-Balduzzi.pdf

53. Odd-eighth avoidance as a defense against SOES bandits ; Eugene Kandel and Leslie M. Marx ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 1 (Jan)\3-Kandel.pdf

54. The market reaction to international cross-listings: evidence from Depositary Receipts ; Darius P. Miller ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 1 (Jan)\4-Miller.pdf

55. An analysis of value destruction and recovery in the alliance and proposed merger of Volvo and Renault ; Robert F. Bruner ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 1 (Jan)\5-Bruner.pdf

56. Ananalysisofmutualfunddesign:thecaseofinvestingin small-cap stocks ; Donald B. Keim ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 2 (Feb)\1-Keim.pdf

57. Stock-based incentive contracts and managerial performance: the case of Ralston Purina Company ; Cynthia J. Campbell and Charles E. Wasley ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 2 (Feb)\2-Campbell.pdf

58. Testing static tradeo against pecking order models of capital structure ; Lakshmi ffShyam-Sunder and Stewart C. Myers ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 2 (Feb)\3-Shyam-Sunder.pdf

59. Using genetic algorithms to find technical trading rules ; Franklin Allen and Risto Karjalainen ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 2 (Feb)\4-Allen.pdf

60. Long-term returns from equity carveouts ; Anand M. Vijh ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 2 (Feb)\5-Vijh.pdf

61. Deregulation, disintermediation, and agency costs of debt: evidence from Japan ; Christopher W. Anderson and Anil K. Makhija ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 2 (Feb)\6-Anderson.pdf

62. The stock pools and the Securities Exchange Act ; Paul G. Mahoney ;Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 3 (Mar)\1-Mahoney.pdf

63. Corporate governance, chief executive o cer compensation, and firm ffiperformance ; John E. Core, Robert W. Holthausen and David F. Larcker ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 3 (Mar)\2-Core.pdf

64. Information asymmetry, monitoring, and the placement structure of corporate debt ; Sudha Krishnaswami, Paul A. Spindt and Venkat Subramaniam ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 3 (Mar)\3-Krishnaswami.pdf

65. Bank monitoring and the pricing of corporate public debt ; Sudip Datta, Mai Iskandar-Datta and Ajay Patel ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 3 (Mar)\4-Datta.pdf

66. Optimal choice of contracting methods: negotiated versus competitive underwritings revisited ; Dennis E. Logue and Seha M. Tinic ; Volume 51 (1999)\Issue 3 (Mar)\5-Logue.pdf

67. The determinants andimplications of corporate cash holdings ; Tim Opler, Lee Pinkowitz, ReneH Stulz and Rohan Williamson ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 1 (Apr)\1-Opler.pdf

68. Transaction costs and predictability: some utility cost calculations ; Pierluigi Balduzzi and Anthony W. Lynch ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 1 (Apr)\2-Balduzzi.pdf

69. Deregulation and the adaptation of governance structure: the case of the U.S. airline industry ; Stacey R. Kole and Kenneth M. Lehn ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 1 (Apr)\3-Kole.pdf

70. Conditional market timing with benchmark investors ; Connie Becker, Wayne Ferson, David H. Myers and Michael J. Schill ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 1 (Apr)\4-Becker.pdf

71. Effects of bankruptcy court protection on asset sales ; Todd C. Pulvino ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 2 (May)\1-Pulvino.pdf

72. Ownership and board structures in publicly traded corporations ; David J. Denis and Atulya Sarin ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 2 (May)\2-Denis.pdf

73. Does stock price elasticity affect corporate financial decisions? ; Laurie Simon Hodrick ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 2 (May)\3-Hodrick.pdf

74. The rise and fall of the Amex Emerging Company Marketplace ; Reena Aggarwal and James J. Angel ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 2 (May)\4-Aggarwal.pdf

75. The motivation and impact of pension fund activism ; Diane Del Guercio and Jennifer Hawkins ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 3 (Jun)\1-Guercio.pdf

76. What happens to CEOs after they retire? New evidence on career concerns, horizon problems, and CEO incentives ; James A. Brickley, James S. Linck and Jeffrey L. Coles ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 3 (Jun)\2-Brickley.pdf

77. Managerial performance and the cross-sectional pricing of closed-end funds ; J.B. Chay and Charles A. Trzcinka ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 3 (Jun)\3-Chay.pdf

78. The initiation and withdrawal of odd-eighth quotes among Nasdaq stocks: an empirical analysis ; William G. Christie, Paul H. Schultz ; Volume 52 (1999)\Issue 3 (Jun)\4-Christie.pdf

79. Measuring investment distortions arising from stockholder-bondholder conflicts ; Robert Parrino and Michael S. Weisbach ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 1 (Jul)\1-Parrino.pdf

80. The sensitivity of CEO wealth to equity risk: an analysis of the magnitude and determinants ; Wayne R. Guay ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 1 (Jul)\2-Guay.pdf

81. Information asymmetry, valuation, and the corporate spin-off decision ; Sudha Krishnaswami and Venkat Subramaniam ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 1 (Jul)\3-Krishnaswami.pdf

82. Board meeting frequency and firm performance ; Nikos Vafeas ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 1 (Jul)\4-Vafeas.pdf

83. Ex-day behavior with dividend preference and limitations to short-term arbitrage: the case of Swedish lottery bonds ; Richard C. Green and Kristian Rydqvist ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 2 (Aug)\1-Green.pdf

84. How are stock prices affected by the location of trade? ; Kenneth A. Froot and Emil M. Dabora ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 2 (Aug)\2-Froot.pdf

85. Share issu eprivatizations as financial means to political and economic ends ; Steven L. Jones, William L. Megginson, Robert C. Nash and Jeffry M. Netter ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 2 (Aug)\3-Jones.pdf

86. Limit orders and the bid-ask spread ; Kee H. Chung, Bonnie F. Van Ness and Robert A. Van Ness ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 2 (Aug)\4-Chung.pdf

87. The performance of investment newsletters ; Jeffrey F. Jaffe and James M. Mahoney ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 2 (Aug)\5-Jaffe.pdf

88. The adaptive mesh model: a new approach to efficient option pricing ; Stephen Figlewski and Bin Gao ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 3 (Sep)\1-Figlewski.pdf

89. Understanding the determinants of managerial ownership and the link between ownership and performance ; Charles P. Himmelberg, R. Glenn Hubbard and Darius Palia ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 3 (Sep)\2-Himmelberg.pdf

90. Capital gains tax rates and the cost of capital for small business: evidence from the IPO market ; David A. Guenther and Michael Willenborg ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 3 (Sep)\3-Guenther.pdf

91. Valuing IPOs ; Moonchul Kim and Jay R. Ritter ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 3 (Sep)\4-Kim.pdf

92. Investor flows and the assessed performance of open-end mutual funds ; Roger M. Edelen ; Volume 53 (1999)\Issue 3 (Sep)\5-Edelen.pdf

93. The time-series relations among expected return, risk, and book-to-market ; Jonathan Lewellen ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 1 (Oct)\1-Lewellen.pdf

94. The long-run performance of stock returns following debt offerings ; D. Katherine Spiess and John Affleck-Graves ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 1 (Oct)\2-Spiess.pdf

95. Firm performance and focus: long-run stock market performance following spinoffs ; Hemang Desai and Prem C. Jain ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 1 (Oct)\3-Desai.pdf

96. GMM tests of stochastic discount factor models with useless factors ; Raymond Kan and Chu Zhang ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 1 (Oct)\4-Kan.pdf

97. Commercial banks as underwriters: implications for the going public process ; Manju Puri ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 2 (Oct)\1-Puri.pdf

98. Bank entry, competition, and the market for corporate securities underwriting ; Amar Gande, Manju Puri and Anthony Saunders ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 2 (Oct)\2-Gande.pdf

99. An analysis of contagion and competitive effects at commercial banks ; Myron B. Slovin, Marie E. Sushka and John A. Polonchek ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 2 (Oct)\3-Slovin.pdf

100. Do foreign investors destabilize stock markets? The Korean experience in 1997 ; Hyuk Choe, Bong-Chan Kho and Rene M. Stulz ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 2 (Oct)\4-Choe.pdf

101. The resolution of bankruptcy by auction: allocating the residual right of design ; Sugato Bhattacharyya and Rajdeep Singh ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 3 (Dec)\1-Bhattacharyya.pdf

102. Institutions, financial markets, and firm debt maturity ; Asli Demirguc-Kunt and Vojislav Maksimovic ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 3 (Dec)\2-Demirgüç-Kunt.pdf

103. Survivorship bias and attrition effects in measures of performance persistence ; Jennifer N. Carpenter, Anthony W. Lynch ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 3 (Dec)\3-Carpenter.pdf

104. Predictive regressions ; Robert F. Stambaugh ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 3 (Dec)\4-Stambaugh.pdf

105. The impact of cash flow volatility on discretionary investment and the costs of debt and equity financing ; Bernadette A. Minton and Catherine Schrand ; Volume 54 (1999)\Issue 3 (Dec)\5-Minton.pdf

106. Factors affecting investment bank initial public offering market share ; Craig G. Dunbar ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 1 (Jan)

107. The investment behavior and performance of various investor types: a study of Finland's unique data set ; Mark Grinblatt and Matti Keloharju ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 1 (Jan)\2-Grinblatt.pdf

108. Whenan eventis not an event: the curious case of an emerging market ; Utpal Bhattacharya, Hazem Daouk, Brian Jorgenson and Carl-Heinrich Kehr ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 1 (Jan)\3-Bhattacharya.pdf

109. Value creation and corporate diversification: the case of Sears, Roebuck & Co. ; Stuart L. Gillan, John W. Kensinger and John D. Martin ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 1 (Jan)\4-Gillan.pdf

110. Abnormal returns to rivals of acquisition targets: A test of the ‘acquisition probability hypothesis ; Moon H. Song and Ralph A. Walkling ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 2 (Feb)\1-Song.pdf

111. When is time continuous? ; Dimitris Bertsimas, Leonid Kogan and Andrew W. Lo ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 2 (Feb)\2-Bertsimas.pdf

112. Spanning and derivative-security valuation ; Gurdip Bakshi and Dilip Madan ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 2 (Feb)\3-Bakshi.pdf

113. An empirical examination of the convexity bias in the pricing of interest rate swaps ; Anurag Gupta and Marti G. Subrahmanyam ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 2 (Feb)\4-Gupta.pdf

114. Money chasing deals? The impact of fund infows on private equity valuations ; Paul Gompers and Josh Lerner ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 2 (Feb)\5-Gompers.pdf

115. DOS Kapital: Has antitrust action against Microsoft created value in the computer industry? ; George Bittlingmayer and Thomas W. Hazlett ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 3 (Mar)\1-Bittlingmayer.pdf

116. Uniformly least powerful tests of market efficiency ; Tim Loughran and Jay R. Ritter ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 3 (Mar)\2-Loughran.pdf

117. Managerial discipline and corporate restructuring following performance declines ; David J. Denis and Timothy A. Kruse ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 3 (Mar)\3-Denis.pdf

118. Can transparent markets survive? ; Robert Bloomfield and Maureen O'Hara ; Volume 55 (2000)\Issue 3 (Mar)\4-Bloomfield.pdf

119. Commonality in liquidity ; Tarun Chordia, Richard Roll and Avanidhar Subrahmanyam ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 1 (Apr)\1-Chordia.pdf

120. Just another day in the inter-bank foreign exchange market ; Rajesh Chakrabarti ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 1 (Apr)\2-Chakrabarti.pdf

121. The costs and determinants of order aggressiveness ; Mark D. Griffiths, Brian F. Smith, D. Alasdair S. Turnbull and Robert W. White ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 1 (Apr)\3-Griffiths.pdf

122. Eighths, sixteenths, and market depth: changes in tick size and liquidity provision on the NYSE ; Michael A. Goldstein and Kenneth A. Kavajecz ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 1 (Apr)\4-Goldstein.pdf

123. The relative pricing of U.S. Treasury STRIPS: empirical evidence ; Bradford D. Jordan, Randy D. Jorgensen and David R. Kuipers ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 1 (Apr)\4-Jordan.pdf

124. Controlling stockholders and the disciplinary role of corporate payout policy: a study of the Times Mirror Company ; Harry DeAngelo and Linda DeAngelo ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 2 (May)\1-DeAngelo.pdf

125. Is the abnormal return following equity issuances anomalous? ; Alon Brav, Christopher Geczy and Paul A. Gompers ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 2 (May)\2-Brav.pdf

126. Seasoned public o!erings: resolution of the &new issues puzzle ; B. Espen Eckbo, Ronald W. Masulis and Øyvind Norli ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 2 (May)\3-Eckbo.pdf

127. Investment bank market share, contingent fee payments, and the performance of acquiring firms ; P. Raghavendra Rau ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 2 (May)\4-Rau.pdf

128. ‘Time to build, option value and investment decisions’: a comment ; Alistair Milne and A Elizabeth Whalley ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 2 (May)\5-Milne.pdf

129. Comparing asset pricing models: an investment perspective ; Lubos Pastor and Robert F. Stambaugh ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 3 (Jun)\1-Pástor.pdf

130. Speed of issuance and the adequacy of disclosurein the 144A high-yield debt market ; George W. Fenn ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 3 (Jun)\2-Fenn.pdf

131. A study towards a unified approach to the joint estimation of objective and risk neutral measures for the purpose of options valuation ; Mikhail Chernov and Eric Ghysels ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 3 (Jun)\3-Chernov.pdf

132. Why firms issue targeted stock ; Julia D'Souza and John Jacob ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 3 (Jun)\4-D'Souza.pdf

133. From cradle to grave: How to loot a 401(k) planq ; Richard Stanton ; Volume 56 (2000)\Issue 3 (Jun)\5-Stanton.pdf

134. The value and incentive effects of nontraditional executive stock option plans ; Shane A. Johnson and Yisong S. Tian ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 1 (Jul)\1-Johnson.pdf

135. Indexed executive stock options ; Shane A. Johnson and Yisong S. Tian ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 1 (Jul)\2-Johnson.pdf

136. On the optimality of resetting executive stock options ; Viral V. Acharya, Kose John and Rangarajan K. Sundaram ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 1 (Jul)\3-Acharya.pdf

137. Altering the terms of executive stock options ; Menachem Brenner, Rangarajan K. Sundaram and David Yermack ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 1 (Jul)\4-Brenner.pdf

138. The ‘repricing’ of executive stock options ; Don M. Chance, Raman Kumar and Rebecca B. Todd ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 1 (Jul)\5-Chance.pdf

139. Alternative flotation methods, adverse selection, and ownership structure: evidence from seasoned equity issuance in the U.K. ; M.B. Slovin, M.E. Sushka and K.W.L. Lai ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 2 (Agt)\1-Slovin.pdf

140. Corporate policies restricting trading by insiders ; J.C. Bettis, J.L. Coles and M.L. Lemmon ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 2 (Agt)\2-Bettis.pdf

141. Can book-to-market, size and momentum be risk factors that predict economic growth? ; Jimmy Liew and Maria Vassalou ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 2 (Agt)\3-Liew.pdf

142. Trade size, order imbalance, and the volatility-volume relation ; Kalok Chan and Wai-Ming Fong ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 2 (Agt)\4-Chan.pdf

143. Corporate governance proposals and shareholder activism: the role of institutional investors ; Stuart L. Gillan and Laura T. Starks ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 2 (Agt)\5-Gillan.pdf

144. Special dividends and the evolution of dividend signaling ; Harry DeAngelo, Linda DeAngelo and Douglas J. Skinner ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 3 (Sep)\1-DeAngelo.pdf

145. Financial flexibility and the choice between dividends and stock repurchases ; Murali Jagannathan, Clifford P. Stephens and Michael S. Weisbach ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 3 (Sep)\2-Jagannathan.pdf

146. The cash-flow permanence and information content of dividend increases versus repurchases ; Wayne Guay and Jarrad Harford ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 3 (Sep)\3-Guay.pdf

147. Liquidity, investment ability, and mutual fund structure ; Vikram Nanda, M.P. Narayanan and Vincent A. Warther ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 3 (Sep)\4-Nanda.pdf

148. Making markets for structured mortgage derivatives ; George S. Oldfield ; Volume 57 (2000)\Issue 3 (Sep)\5-Oldfield.pdf

149. Investor protection and corporate governance ; Rafael La Porta, Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes, Andrei Shleifer and Robert Vishny ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 1-2\1-Porta.pdf

150. Universal banking and the performance of German firms ; Gary Gorton and Frank A. Schmid ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 1-2\2-Gorton.pdf

151. The separation of ownership and control in East Asian Corporations ; Stijn Claessens, Simeon Djankov and Larry H.P. Lang ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 1-2\3-Claessens.pdf

152. The balance of power in closely held corporations ; Morten Bennedsen and Daniel Wolfenzon ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 1-2\4-Bennedsen.pdf

153. Corporate governance in the Asian financial crisis ; Simon Johnson, Peter Boone, Alasdair Breach and Eric Friedman ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 1-2\5-Johnson.pdf

154. Financial markets and the allocation of capital ; Jeffrey Wurgler ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 1-2\6-Wurgler.pdf

155. The information content of stock markets: why do emerging markets have synchronous stock price movements? ; Randall Morck, Bernard Yeung and Wayne Yu ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 1-2\7-Morck.pdf

156. Finance and the sources of growth ; Thorsten Beck, Ross Levine and Norman Loayza ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 1-2\8-Beck.pdf

157. Do stock market liberalizations cause investment booms? ; Peter Blair Henry ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 1-2\9-Henry.pdf

158. Bankruptcy auctions: costs, debt recovery, and firm survival ; Karin S. Thorburn ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 3 (Des)\1-Thorburn.pdf

159. Herding among security analysts ; Ivo Welch ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 3 (Des)\2-Welch.pdf

160. The term structure of very short-term rates: New evidence for the expectations hypothesis ; Francis A. Longstaff ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 3 (Des)\3-Longstaff.pdf

161. Testing static tradeoff against pecking order models of capital structure: a critical comment ; Robert S. Chirinko and Anuja R. Singha ; Volume 58 (2000)\Issue 3 (Des)\4-Chirinko.pdf

162. Trading activity and expected stock returns ; Tarun Chordia, Avanidhar Subrahmanyam and V. Ravi Anshuman ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 1 (Jan)\1-Chordia.pdf

163. The capital gain lock-in effect and long-horizon return reversal ; Peter Klein ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 1 (Jan)\2-Klein.pdf

164. Pricing the strategic value of putable securities in liquidity crises ; Alexander David ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 1 (Jan)\3-David.pdf

165. The structure of debt and active equity investors: The case of the buyout specialist ; James F. Cotter and Sarah W. Peck ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 1 (Jan)\4-Cotter.pdf

166. The portfolio flows of international investors ; Kenneth A. Froot, Paul G. J. O'Connell and Mark S. Seasholes ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 2 (Feb)\1-Froot.pdf

167. Aggregate price effects of institutional trading: a study of mutual fund flow and market returns ; Roger M. Edelen and Jerold B. Warner ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 2 (Feb)\2-Edelen.pdf

168. Stockholder gains from focusing versus diversifying bank mergers ; Gayle L. DeLong ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 2 (Feb)\3-DeLong.pdf

169. Sixteenths: direct evidence on institutional execution costs ; Charles M. Jones and Marc L. Lipson ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 2 (Feb)\4-Jones.pdf

170. Predictable changes in yields and forward rates ; David Backus, Silverio Foresi, Abon Mozumdar and Liuren Wu ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 3 (Mar)\1-Backus.pdf

171. Do investment banks compete in IPOs?: the advent of the “7% plus contracta” ; Robert S. Hansen ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 3 (Mar)\2-Hansen.pdf

172. Do the individuals closest to internet firms believe they are overvalued? ; Paul Schultz and Mir Zaman ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 3 (Mar)\3-Schultz.pdf

173. Common factors in prices, order flows, and liquidity ; Joel Hasbrouck and Duane J. Seppi ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 3 (Mar)\4-Hasbrouck.pdf

174. Direct foreign ownership, institutional investors, and firm characteristics ; Magnus Dahlquist and Goran Robertsson ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 3 (Mar)\5-Dahlquist.pdf

175. Exchange rate exposure and competition: evidence from the automotive industry ; Rohan Williamson ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 3 (Mar)\6-Williamson.pdf

176. Leverage and internal capital markets: evidence from leveraged recapitalizations ; Urs C. Peyer amd Anil Shivdasani ; Volume 59 (2001)\Issue 3 (Mar)\7-Peyer.pdf

177. Disappearing dividends: changing firm characteristics or lower propensity to pay? ; Eugene F. Fama and Kenneth R. French ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 1 (Apr)\1-Fama.pdf

178. Corporate payout policy and managerial stock incentives ; George W. Fenn and Nellie Liang ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 1 (Apr)\2-Fenn.pdf

179. The option to withdraw IPOs during the premarket: empirical analysis ; Walid Y. Busaba, Lawrence M. Benveniste and Re-Jin Guo ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 1 (Apr)\3-Busaba.pdf

180. Locking out rival bidders: The use of lockup options in corporate mergers ; Timothy R. Burch ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 1 (Apr)\4-Burch.pdf

181. On the choice and replacement of chief financial officers ; Shehzad Mian ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 1 (Apr)\5-Mian.pdf

182. HBS-JFE conference volume: complementary research methods ; Peter Tufano ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\1-Tufano.pdf

183. The theory and practice of corporate finance: evidence from the field ; John R. Graham and Campbell R. Harvey ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\2-Graham.pdf

184. Why do firms switch underwriters? ; Laurie Krigman, Wayne H. Shaw and Kent L. Womack ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\3-Krigman.pdf

185. Where do merger gains come from? Bank mergers from the perspective of insiders and outsiders ; Joel F. Houston, Christopher M. James and Michael D. Ryngaert ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\4-Houston.pdf

186. Market reaction to public information: The atypical case of the Boston Celtics ; Gregory W. Brown and Jay C. Hartzell ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\5-Brown.pdf

187. The information content of litigation participation securities: the case of CalFed Bancorp ; Benjamin C. Esty ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\6-Esty.pdf

188. Managing foreign exchange risk with derivatives ; Gregory W. Brown ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\7-Brown.pdf

189. Cephalon, Inc. Taking risk management theory seriously ; George Chacko, Peter Tufano and Geoffrey Verter ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\8-Chacko.pdf

190. Credit enhancement through financial engineering: Freeport McMoRan's gold-denominated depositary shares ; N.K. Chidambaran, Chitru S. Fernando and Paul A. Spindt ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\9-Chidambaran.pdf

191. The market for catastrophe risk: a clinical examination ; Kenneth A. Froot ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\10-Froot.pdf

192. Bond calls, credible commitment, and equity dilution: a theoretical and clinical analysis of simultaneous tender and call (STAC) offers ; UpinderS.Dhillon, ThomasH.Noe and GabrielG.RammHrez ; Volume 60 (2001)\Issue 2-3 (May)\11-Dhillon.pdf

193. Information production, dilution costs, and optimal security design ; Paolo Fulghieri and Dmitry Lukin ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 1 (Jul)\1-Fulghieri.pdf

194. The distribution of realized stock return volatility ; Torben G. Andersen, Tim Bollerslev, Francis X. Diebold and Heiko Ebens ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 1 (Jul)\2-Andersen.pdf

195. Short-sellers, fundamental analysis, and stock returns ; Patricia M. Dechow, Amy P. Hutton, Lisa Meulbroek and Richard G. Sloan ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 1 (Jul)\3-Dechow.pdf

196. CEO compensation and bank mergers ; Richard T. Bliss and Richard J. Rosen ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 1 (Jul)\4-Bliss.pdf

197. Firm performance and executive compensation in the savings and loan industry ; Benjamin E. Hermalin and Nancy E. Wallace ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 1 (Jul)\5-Hermalin.pdf

198. Asset liquidity, capital structure, and secured debt ; Erwan Morellec ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 2 (Aug)\1-Morellec.pdf

199. An examination of executive stock option repricing ; Mary Ellen Carter and Luann J. Lynch ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 2 (Aug)\2-Carter.pdf

200. Discretionary reductions in warrant exercise prices ; John S. Howe and Tie Su ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 2 (Aug)\3-Howe.pdf

201. Stock option plans for non-executive employees ; John E. Core and Wayne R. Guay ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 2 (Aug)\4-Core.pdf

202. Stealth-trading: Which traders’ trades move stock prices? ; Sugato Chakravarty ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 2 (Aug)\5-Chakravarty.pdf

203. Capital budgeting and compensation with asymmetric information and moral hazard ; Antonio E. Bernardoa, Hongbin Caib and Jiang Luo ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 3 (Sep)\1-Bernardo.pdf

204. Forecasting crashes: trading volume, past returns, and conditional skewness in stock prices ; Joseph Chen, Harrison Hong and Jeremy C. Stein ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 3 (Sep)\2-Chen.pdf

205. Following the leader: a study of individual analysts’ earnings forecasts ; Rick A. Cooper, Theodore E. Day and Craig M. Lewis ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 3 (Sep)\3-Cooper.pdf

206. Managerial timing and corporate liquidity: evidence from actual share repurchases ; Paul Brockman and Dennis Y. Chung ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 3 (Sep)\4-Brockman.pdf

207. The duration of bank relationships ; Steven Ongena and David C. Smith ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 3 (Sep)\5-Ongena.pdf

208. Erratum to:‘The option to withdraw IPOs during the premarket: empirical analysis’ ; [Journal of Financial Economics 60 (2001) 73–102] ; Walid Y. Busaba, Lawrence M. Benveniste and Re-Jin Guo ; Volume 61 (2001)\Issue 3 (Sep)\6-Busaba.pdf