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Convertible debt issuance, capital structure change and leverage-related information: Some new evidence, Unpublished manuscript (Amos Tuck School of Business

by Larry Y. Dann, Wayne H. Mikkelson , 1982
"... This paper provides evidence on the valuation effects of convertible debt issuance. Common stockholders earn significant negative abnormal returns at the initial announcement of a convert-ible debt offering, and also at the issuance date. In contrast, the average valuation effect on common stock at ..."
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at the announcement of non-convertible debt offerings is only marginally negative, and is zero at issuance. The significant negative average ffect on common stock value appears not to be systematically related to either the degree of leverage change induced by the convertible debt issuance or the extent to which

Making Global Value Chains Work for Development

by unknown authors , 2014
"... Global value chains (GVCs) are playing an increasingly important role in business strategies, which has profoundly changed international trade and development paradigms. GVCs now represent a new path for development by helping developing countries accelerate industrialization and the “servicificatio ..."
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of policies aimed at upgrading skills, physical and regulatory infrastructure, and enhancing social cohesion. Global value chains (GVCs) can be thought of as factories that cross international borders.1 Producing high-quality goods and services in GVCs involves more than simply trad-ing goods and services

predictive value of the Five-Factor Model of personalityq

by Charlotte N. Markey, Patrick M. Markey, Barbara J. Tinsleyc
"... Development awarded to the third author. The authors would like to acknowledge the helpful comments of the manuscript.made by Andrea Ericksen, Howard Friedman, and Ross Parke during the preparation *Corresponding author.Few studies have considered the importance of personality characteristics in inf ..."
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in risky behaviors one year later (mean age 11:74 years). Results indicated that unconscientious and disagreeable girls were susceptible to participation in risky behav-iors. These relations remained significant even after controlling for assessments of girls puber-tal development. An interaction between

Medial Prefrontal Cortex: Adding Value to Imagined Scenarios

by Wen-jing Lin, Aidan J. Horner, James A. Bisby, Neil Burgess
"... ■ The medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) is consistently impli-cated in the network supporting autobiographical memory. Whereas more posterior regions in this network have been re-lated to specific processes, such as the generation of visuospa-tial imagery or the association of items and contexts, the ..."
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, the functional contribution of the mPFC remains unclear. How-ever, the involvement of mPFC in estimation of value during decision-making suggests that it might play a similar role in memory. We investigated whether mPFC activity reflects the subjective value of elements in imagined scenarios. Participants

Supplemental Value of the Intracavitary Electrocardiograph in Cardiac Catheterization

by B. Dickerson, Timothy N. Caris, Lt. Col
"... Characteristic intraeavitary electrocardiographic conmplexes at various sites within the heart in normal individuals have been described previously. The intracardiac tracings in 150 eatheterizations, 129 of which were abnormal hearts, predominantly congenital defects, were studied in relationship to ..."
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to the position within the heart as determined fluoroscopically. In our experience, the tracings remain sufficiently unchanged in ab-normal hearts so that the intracavitary electrocardiogram may be used successfully as a guide, making it possible to decrease total x-ray exposure time considerably. In addition

Optimal Value Commitment in Bilateral Bargaining 1

by Volker Britz, Volker Britz , 2010
"... We propose a new model to study the role of commitment as a source of strategic bargaining power. Two impatient players bargain about the division of a pie under a standard bargain-ing protocol in discrete time with time-invariant recognition probabilities. Instantaneous utility is linear, but playe ..."
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We propose a new model to study the role of commitment as a source of strategic bargaining power. Two impatient players bargain about the division of a pie under a standard bargain-ing protocol in discrete time with time-invariant recognition probabilities. Instantaneous utility is linear

REFERENCE VALUES FOR RESIDUAL VOLUME, FUNCTIONAL RESIDUAL CAPACITY AND TOTAL LUNG CAPACITY

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"... Reference values play an important role in establish-ing whether, in an individual, measured volumes fall within a range to be expected for a healthy person of the same sex, similar stature, age, and other characteristics. Hence, reference values should be chosen that are appro-priate to the person ..."
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Reference values play an important role in establish-ing whether, in an individual, measured volumes fall within a range to be expected for a healthy person of the same sex, similar stature, age, and other characteristics. Hence, reference values should be chosen that are appro-priate to the person

DNA and its counterions: a molecular dynamics study

by Krystyna Zakrzewska - Nucleic Acids Res , 2004
"... The behaviour of mobile counterions, Na+ and K+, was analysed around a B-DNA double helix with the sequence CCATGCGCTGAC in aqueous solution dur-ing two 50 ns long molecular dynamics trajectories. The movement of both monovalent ions remains dif-fusive in the presence of DNA. Ions sample the com-ple ..."
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The behaviour of mobile counterions, Na+ and K+, was analysed around a B-DNA double helix with the sequence CCATGCGCTGAC in aqueous solution dur-ing two 50 ns long molecular dynamics trajectories. The movement of both monovalent ions remains dif-fusive in the presence of DNA. Ions sample the com

A test of the errors-in-expectations explanation of the value/glamour stock returns performance: Evidence from analysts’ forecasts

by John A. Doukas, Chansog ~francis Kim, Christos Pantzalis - Journal of Finance
"... Several empirical studies show that investment strategies that favor the purchase of stocks with low prices relative to conventional measures of value yield higher returns. Some of these studies imply that investors are too optimistic about ~glam-our! stocks that have had good performance in the rec ..."
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that posits that the superior performance of value stocks is because investors make systematic errors in predicting future growth in earn-ings of out-of-favor stocks. FOR MANY YEARS, ACADEMICS and investment professionals have argued that investment strategies that call for the purchase of stocks with low

E-HRM Usage and Value Creation. Does a Facilitating Context Matter?**

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"... Electronic Human Resource Management (e-HRM) is assumed to be a driving force behind HRM value creation. However, the issue remains of whether empirical evi-dence supports this assumption. Moreover, is the relationship straightforward and di-rect or is it conditional, and do contextual factors inter ..."
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Electronic Human Resource Management (e-HRM) is assumed to be a driving force behind HRM value creation. However, the issue remains of whether empirical evi-dence supports this assumption. Moreover, is the relationship straightforward and di-rect or is it conditional, and do contextual factors
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