JER, 第 11 卷Hanyang Economic Research Institute in collaboration with Hanyang University College of Business and Economics, 2006 |
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... increase in the number of competitors will prompt firms to increase their efforts to avoid an acci- dent . 12 Or , stated differently , an increase in competition will result in an increased likelihood of accident avoidance : i.e. dp ...
... increase in the number of competitors will prompt firms to increase their efforts to avoid an acci- dent . 12 Or , stated differently , an increase in competition will result in an increased likelihood of accident avoidance : i.e. dp ...
第 40 頁
... increases by 10 percent the frequency of ac- cidents increases by 3.2 percent . The specification employing the CR8 indicates that a 10 percent increase in this ratio results in a 6.7 percent increase in the frequency of accidents ...
... increases by 10 percent the frequency of ac- cidents increases by 3.2 percent . The specification employing the CR8 indicates that a 10 percent increase in this ratio results in a 6.7 percent increase in the frequency of accidents ...
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... increase leverage . Graham and Rogers ( 2002 ) present direct and strong empirical evi- dence that risk management enables firms to increase debt capacity and tax benefits . Hentschel and Kothari ( 2001 ) show that there is no eco ...
... increase leverage . Graham and Rogers ( 2002 ) present direct and strong empirical evi- dence that risk management enables firms to increase debt capacity and tax benefits . Hentschel and Kothari ( 2001 ) show that there is no eco ...
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