Titlebook: Advances in Small Business Finance; Rassoul Yazdipour Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 Buyout.Finance.Financing.Fr

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Seok-woo Hong,Min Choi,Namgi Kim offering prospectus for small and large firms. Empirical specifications employed in previous studies are first reestimated and it is shown that after adjusting for heteroskedasticity, most of the results can not be validated. In particular, we do not detect a significant coefficient for the entrepr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-8990-8ate 1986 were disproportionately the larger scale operations: a strong inverse relationship exists between firm size and likelihood of discontinuance. Econometric models are estimated that seek to differentiate traits of owners whose firms are still operating in late 1986 from those whose businesses

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Tai-hoon Kim,Carlos Ramos,Hojjat Adelior of several negotiable attributes including the interest rate to be paid, the term of loan, the size of both the loan and collateral, and the rate at which the loan to be repaid. A model of the loan contracting process is outlined. Then some “stylized” facts about the relation between small busine

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Obfuscation Method for Location Trajectory,banks’securities activities imposed by the Glass-Steagall Act; and (3) the risk-based capital guidelines. The paper analyzes the impact of each of these initiatives in terms of the following effects: (a) the effect on the volume of funds flowing to banks and savings and loan associations; (b) the ef

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