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Research paper thumbnail of Guarantees as a Development Tool: The Case of MIGA

Research paper thumbnail of Policy Research Working

Research paper thumbnail of Stock Market and Investment: The Signaling Role of the Market

Research paper thumbnail of Recent Developments in India’s Service Economy and the Role of the Information Technology Industry

Information Communication Technology and Economic Development, 2005

Research paper thumbnail of The Stockmarket as a Source of Finance: A Comparison of U.S. and Indian Firms

Policy Research Working Papers, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Internal Finance and Investment: Another Look

Policy Research Working Papers, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Stock Market and Investment: The Signaling Role of the Market

Policy Research Working Papers, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Stock Market and Investment: The Governance Role of the Market

Policy Research Working Papers, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Does shareholder myopia lead to managerial myopia? A first look

Applied Financial Economics, 2000

Shareholder myopia may not necessarily lead to managerial myopia. To the extent that managerial m... more Shareholder myopia may not necessarily lead to managerial myopia. To the extent that managerial myopia is a problem for some firms, the reasons for this must be sought elsewhere. While institutional ownership has a positive effect on capital expenditures, it appears to have a negative effect on R&D expenditures and no effect on advertising expenditures. The results in this paper

Research paper thumbnail of Stock market and investment: the signalling role of the market

Applied Economics, 2001

The evidence in this paper suggests that the q-theory of investment is not adequate to explain ca... more The evidence in this paper suggests that the q-theory of investment is not adequate to explain capital expenditure decisions at the firm level. Managerial as well as market perception is important, with the former more critical than the latter. The results also suggest that stock market activity has only limited implications for the resource allocation process in the economy. The

Research paper thumbnail of The investment decision: a re-examination of competing theories using panel data

Applied Economics, 1998

care more about cash flow and cost of capital than about Cherian Samuel stock market signals and ... more care more about cash flow and cost of capital than about Cherian Samuel stock market signals and level of output.

Research paper thumbnail of Does shareholder myopia lead to managerial myopia? A first look

Applied Financial Economics, 2000

Shareholder myopia may not necessarily lead to managerial myopia. To the extent that managerial m... more Shareholder myopia may not necessarily lead to managerial myopia. To the extent that managerial myopia is a problem for some firms, the reasons for this must be sought elsewhere. While institutional ownership has a positive effect on capital expenditures, it appears to have a negative effect on R&D expenditures and no effect on advertising expenditures. The results in this paper

Research paper thumbnail of Guarantees as a Development Tool: The Case of MIGA

Research paper thumbnail of Policy Research Working

Research paper thumbnail of Stock Market and Investment: The Signaling Role of the Market

Research paper thumbnail of Recent Developments in India’s Service Economy and the Role of the Information Technology Industry

Information Communication Technology and Economic Development, 2005

Research paper thumbnail of The Stockmarket as a Source of Finance: A Comparison of U.S. and Indian Firms

Policy Research Working Papers, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Internal Finance and Investment: Another Look

Policy Research Working Papers, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Stock Market and Investment: The Signaling Role of the Market

Policy Research Working Papers, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Stock Market and Investment: The Governance Role of the Market

Policy Research Working Papers, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Does shareholder myopia lead to managerial myopia? A first look

Applied Financial Economics, 2000

Shareholder myopia may not necessarily lead to managerial myopia. To the extent that managerial m... more Shareholder myopia may not necessarily lead to managerial myopia. To the extent that managerial myopia is a problem for some firms, the reasons for this must be sought elsewhere. While institutional ownership has a positive effect on capital expenditures, it appears to have a negative effect on R&D expenditures and no effect on advertising expenditures. The results in this paper

Research paper thumbnail of Stock market and investment: the signalling role of the market

Applied Economics, 2001

The evidence in this paper suggests that the q-theory of investment is not adequate to explain ca... more The evidence in this paper suggests that the q-theory of investment is not adequate to explain capital expenditure decisions at the firm level. Managerial as well as market perception is important, with the former more critical than the latter. The results also suggest that stock market activity has only limited implications for the resource allocation process in the economy. The

Research paper thumbnail of The investment decision: a re-examination of competing theories using panel data

Applied Economics, 1998

care more about cash flow and cost of capital than about Cherian Samuel stock market signals and ... more care more about cash flow and cost of capital than about Cherian Samuel stock market signals and level of output.

Research paper thumbnail of Does shareholder myopia lead to managerial myopia? A first look

Applied Financial Economics, 2000

Shareholder myopia may not necessarily lead to managerial myopia. To the extent that managerial m... more Shareholder myopia may not necessarily lead to managerial myopia. To the extent that managerial myopia is a problem for some firms, the reasons for this must be sought elsewhere. While institutional ownership has a positive effect on capital expenditures, it appears to have a negative effect on R&D expenditures and no effect on advertising expenditures. The results in this paper

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