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The Japanese Main Bank System, 1995
Journal of Law Economics and Organization, 1995
ABSTRACT Using a large sample of financially distressed small firms in Japan, we find that a dist... more ABSTRACT Using a large sample of financially distressed small firms in Japan, we find that a distressed firm goes bankrupt faster if it uses proportionately more trade credits. Financially distressed firms experiencing a sharp decrease in trade payables are also more likely to go bankrupt. This suggests that coordination failure among a large number of dispersed trade creditors contributes to the bankruptcy of financially distressed firms. This finding supports the hypothesis that suppliers have an incentive to acquire credit information on distressed firms, and are able to do so more quickly than banks. Accordingly, they withdraw credits more quickly because trade credits, unlike bank loans, are unsecured.
Journal of Law Economics and Organization, Feb 1, 1991
... in the UC Berkeley Workshop in Institutional Analysis, the UCLA Political Economy Workshop, t... more ... in the UC Berkeley Workshop in Institutional Analysis, the UCLA Political Economy Workshop, the ... the employment arrangements among parents, prostitutes, and brothels in the commercial market for ... The international depression hit the country early and hard, and may have hit ...
American Journal of Sociology, 1988
Indiana Law Journal, 1998
Law and Contemporary Problems, 1990
American Historical Review, 1998
Page 1. THE SOUND oftheWfflSTLE Iroadf and the ttate in Meiji Japan STEVEN J.ERICSON Page 2. Page... more Page 1. THE SOUND oftheWfflSTLE Iroadf and the ttate in Meiji Japan STEVEN J.ERICSON Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. The Sound of the Whistle Railroads and the State in Meiji Japan Steven J. Ericson Steven Ericson has written ...
J Asian Stud, 1998
Copyright © 1996 by Cornell University All rights reserved. Except for brief quotations in a revi... more Copyright © 1996 by Cornell University All rights reserved. Except for brief quotations in a review, this book, or parts thereof, must not be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the publisher. For information, address Cornell University Press, Sage ...
American Historical Review, 2003
... William Simons, David Martel, and Professor Eric Gouvin spoke about the history behind the co... more ... William Simons, David Martel, and Professor Eric Gouvin spoke about the history behind the court case. ... William Simons, David Martel, and Professor Eric Gouvin spoke about the history behind the court case. Recommended Citation. ...
American Journal of Comparative Law, 2013
Brigham Young University Law Review, Nov 1, 2009
... 6 Lisa Ikemoto refers to these groups as the dysfertile. Lisa C. Ikemoto, The In/Fertile, t... more ... 6 Lisa Ikemoto refers to these groups as the dysfertile. Lisa C. Ikemoto, The In/Fertile, the Too Fertile, and the Dysfertile, 47 Hastings LJ 1007, 1008-09 (1996). ... insemination using donor sperm occurred for the first time in 1884 (by Doctor William Pancoast in Philadelphia). ...
The Japanese Main Bank System, 1995
Journal of Law Economics and Organization, 1995
ABSTRACT Using a large sample of financially distressed small firms in Japan, we find that a dist... more ABSTRACT Using a large sample of financially distressed small firms in Japan, we find that a distressed firm goes bankrupt faster if it uses proportionately more trade credits. Financially distressed firms experiencing a sharp decrease in trade payables are also more likely to go bankrupt. This suggests that coordination failure among a large number of dispersed trade creditors contributes to the bankruptcy of financially distressed firms. This finding supports the hypothesis that suppliers have an incentive to acquire credit information on distressed firms, and are able to do so more quickly than banks. Accordingly, they withdraw credits more quickly because trade credits, unlike bank loans, are unsecured.
Journal of Law Economics and Organization, Feb 1, 1991
... in the UC Berkeley Workshop in Institutional Analysis, the UCLA Political Economy Workshop, t... more ... in the UC Berkeley Workshop in Institutional Analysis, the UCLA Political Economy Workshop, the ... the employment arrangements among parents, prostitutes, and brothels in the commercial market for ... The international depression hit the country early and hard, and may have hit ...
American Journal of Sociology, 1988
Indiana Law Journal, 1998
Law and Contemporary Problems, 1990
American Historical Review, 1998
Page 1. THE SOUND oftheWfflSTLE Iroadf and the ttate in Meiji Japan STEVEN J.ERICSON Page 2. Page... more Page 1. THE SOUND oftheWfflSTLE Iroadf and the ttate in Meiji Japan STEVEN J.ERICSON Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. The Sound of the Whistle Railroads and the State in Meiji Japan Steven J. Ericson Steven Ericson has written ...
J Asian Stud, 1998
Copyright © 1996 by Cornell University All rights reserved. Except for brief quotations in a revi... more Copyright © 1996 by Cornell University All rights reserved. Except for brief quotations in a review, this book, or parts thereof, must not be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the publisher. For information, address Cornell University Press, Sage ...
American Historical Review, 2003
... William Simons, David Martel, and Professor Eric Gouvin spoke about the history behind the co... more ... William Simons, David Martel, and Professor Eric Gouvin spoke about the history behind the court case. ... William Simons, David Martel, and Professor Eric Gouvin spoke about the history behind the court case. Recommended Citation. ...
American Journal of Comparative Law, 2013
Brigham Young University Law Review, Nov 1, 2009
... 6 Lisa Ikemoto refers to these groups as the dysfertile. Lisa C. Ikemoto, The In/Fertile, t... more ... 6 Lisa Ikemoto refers to these groups as the dysfertile. Lisa C. Ikemoto, The In/Fertile, the Too Fertile, and the Dysfertile, 47 Hastings LJ 1007, 1008-09 (1996). ... insemination using donor sperm occurred for the first time in 1884 (by Doctor William Pancoast in Philadelphia). ...