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Voluntary agreements in protecting privately owned forests in Finland — To buy or to lease?

2008

Abstract A voluntary conservation approach may reveal environmentally minded landowners who are willing to protect their lands with a compensation that is lower than the market price based compensation. Consequently, voluntary conservation programs may induce lower costs than traditional obligatory programs, such as a land taking. We compared the costs accrued from land purchasing with those from temporal land leasing. The costs included both direct costs, such as fees of land acquisition and compensation payments in land leasing, and transaction costs. We used a data set from a Finnish pilot program called Trading in Natural Values (TNV). In this new practice landowners and the authority t…

FinanceTransaction costEconomics and EconometricsGovernmentSociology and Political SciencePublic economicsbusiness.industryComputerApplications_COMPUTERSINOTHERSYSTEMSForestryManagement Monitoring Policy and LawBiddingPurchasingIndirect costsLeaseEconomicsMarket priceDuration (project management)businessForest Policy and Economics
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Homeward Bound FDI: Are Migrants a Bridge over Trouble Finance?

2016

Migrants can lower cross-border investment barriers, help investors by providing information about their homeland and reduce transaction costs by sharing expertise on regulations, customs and procedures. In addition to generating these well-known networking effects, migrants can also provide valuable information about local finance, thereby easing the credit constraints foreign investors faced during the 2007 financial crisis. This paper sheds new light on the underlying mechanisms through which migration may affect foreign investment in the migrant's homeland by distinguishing between the effects on FDI's intensive and extensive margins. Gravity estimates for 140 countries for the period 2…

FinanceTransaction costEconomics and Econometricsbusiness.industryIntensive and extensive margins05 social sciencesFDIHomelandForeign direct investmentInvestment (macroeconomics)Bridge (interpersonal)Financial constraintsQuantile regressionMargin (finance)0502 economics and businessFinancial crisisEconomics050207 economicsbusinessGravity equationMigration050205 econometrics
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On the hidden side of liquidity

2012

This paper deals with the informativeness of iceberg orders, also known as hidden limit orders (HLOs). Namely, we analyze how the market reacts when the presence of hidden volume in the limit order book is revealed by the trading process. We use high frequency book and transaction data from the Spanish Stock Exchange, including a large sample of executed HLOs. We show that just when hidden volume is detected, traders on the opposite side of the market become more aggressive, exploiting the opportunity to consume more than expected at the best quotes. However, neither illiquidity nor volatility increases in the short-term. Furthermore, the detection of hidden volume has no relevant price imp…

Financial economicsEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)Volume (computing)Large sampleMarket liquidityTerm (time)Order (exchange)Stock exchangeEconometricsEconomicsLimit (mathematics)Volatility (finance)Transaction dataRelevant informationThe European Journal of Finance
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Incentive System Design Based on Accrual Accounting: A Summary and Analysis

2009

ABSTRACT: This paper provides a formal analysis on how to design accrual-based incentive systems so that a manager's and owner's interests are properly aligned. We introduce a general framework to summarize the literature, provide various extensions to it, and point to some of its limitations. We characterize the entire class of goal-congruent and preference-similar incentive systems when the owner has perfect as well as imperfect information about the manager's preferences. This allows us to show how compensation functions and performance measures are interrelated and to demonstrate what information should be incorporated into compensation functions and performance measures. We illustrate …

Flexibility (engineering)Operations researchComputer scienceAccrualDepreciationmedia_common.quotation_subjectPerfect informationInvestment (macroeconomics)IncentiveAccountingCashBusiness and International ManagementDatabase transactionmedia_commonJournal of Management Accounting Research
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Une analyse des risques de renégociation des contrats de franchise

2016

A travers son adhésion à une franchise, un franchisé cherche à entrer dans un réseau d’entrepreneurs légalement et financièrement Indépendants. Il fait ce choix, tout comme celui de l’enseigne, parce qu’il le considère le plus avantageux pour lui. Pour cela, il investit dans le site dont il est le plus souvent propriétaire. Après l’adhésion, les franchisés sont tenus à la mise en œuvre d’un concept commercial selon les règles établies dans un contrat leur imposant une série d’obligations. Les franchiseurs quant à eux disposent de nombreux mécanismes pour assurer le respect de ces obligations, utiles à garantir l’homogénéité de l’image de la marque/enseigne et le succès du réseau. Mais ils n…

FranchiseCoût de transactionRenégociationContrat[SHS.GESTION] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administration
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The role of Private Equity-firms in the formation of strategic alliances

2014

This research analyses the role of Private Equity firms in the formation of strategic alliances within the field of the French Private Equity market. We start to provide evidence of its importance from new survey information, before offering an explanation of the organizational phenomenon. The study addresses the questions of how and why Private Equity firms act as relational intermediaries to help their portfolio companies form alliances. Both questions are investigated in the light of the Private Equity firms’ contribution to the value creation process that comes with alliance formation. Answers are provided by means of three jointly used theoretical frameworks: (1) mainstream theories (t…

GovernanceKnowledge-based ViewAgency TheoryStrategyPrivate Equitythéories contractuellesStrategic Alliances: capital-investissementSocial Network TheoriesOrganizational TheoriesResource-based ViewTransaction Cost TheoryStratégieThéories cognitivesThéories des organisationsAlliances stratégiquesGouvernance[SHS.GESTION] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administrationThéories sociologiques des réseauxFinance
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The role of Private Equity-firms in the formation of strategic alliances

2014

This research analyses the role of Private Equity firms in the formation of strategic alliances within the field of the French Private Equity market. We start to provide evidence of its importance from new survey information, before offering an explanation of the organizational phenomenon. The study addresses the questions of how and why Private Equity firms act as relational intermediaries to help their portfolio companies form alliances. Both questions are investigated in the light of the Private Equity firms’ contribution to the value creation process that comes with alliance formation. Answers are provided by means of three jointly used theoretical frameworks: (1) mainstream theories (t…

GovernanceKnowledge-based ViewAgency TheoryStrategyPrivate Equitythéories contractuellesStrategic Alliances: capital-investissementSocial Network TheoriesOrganizational TheoriesResource-based Viewcapital-investissementTransaction Cost TheoryThéories cognitivesStratégieThéories des organisations[SHS.GESTION]Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administrationGouvernanceAlliances stratégiques[SHS.GESTION] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administration[ SHS.GESTION ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administrationThéories sociologiques des réseauxFinanceComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS
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Joan Roís de Corella, la seua vida i el seu entorn: noves dades per a la història de la cultura en la València del segle xv

2014

This article offers a full updating of the biographical records of the writer Joan Roís de Corella (1435-1497) and his family: his great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, siblings and children. All data are presented in a systematic way, generation by generation, and a new vision of the writer himself is offered. In its documentary section, 432 documents are transcribed or summarised, dating from 1373 to 1516. A broad range of new archival data is presented; other previously known data are corrected or improved. Some examples: Joan Roís de Corella had four children: Magdalena (born 1459), Maria, Joan and Estefania, the latter two by Isabel Martínez de Vera. Joan Roís de Corella was widel…

HistoryBusiness transactionsUNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASLiterature and Literary TheoryFilologíasmedia_common.quotation_subjectSignificant partArt historyArtOtras filologías modernasLong period:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]Humanitiesmedia_commonJoan Roís de Corella; Miquel Pérez; Ludolph of Saxony; Vita Christi; late medieval translations of religious texts; fifteenth-century preaching; late medieval libraries; medieval hospitals; medieval preaching; non-priestly preachers; early printMagnificat Cultura i Literatura Medievals
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How Long-Term Contracts can Mitigate Inefficient Renegotiation Arising Due to Loss Aversion

2021

A loss-averse buyer and seller face an uncertain environment. Should they write a long-term contract or wait until the state of the world is realized? I show that simple long-term contracts perform better than insinuated in Herweg and Schmidt (2015), even though loss aversion makes renegotiation sometimes inefficient. During renegotiation, the outcome induced by the long-term contract constitutes the reference point to which the parties compare gains and losses induced by the renegotiated transaction. Whereas Herweg and Schmidt consider that the long-term contract is always performed, it should not in "bad" states. This alters the threat point in renegotiation, making it easier to renegotia…

HoldupIncomplete ContractsRenegotiationBehavioral Contract TheoryDiscount pointsOutcome (game theory)Term (time)MicroeconomicsLoss aversionddc:330Reference pointsEconomicsIncomplete contractsSpecific performanceD86Database transactionSimple (philosophy)SSRN Electronic Journal
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National Reports, Italy

2022

This text analyses the impact that a proposal for European harmonized rules on transaction avoidance law can have on Italian law.

Italian Transaction Avoidance LawHarmonization of Transaction Avoidance Law across EuropeCOM(2022) 702 Final
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