Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics articles from September 1989

Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics archives from September 1989

The role of stock market studies in formulating antitrust policy toward horizontal mergers.
September 22, 1989... The Role of Stock Market Studies in Formulating Antitrust Policy Toward Horizontal Mergers Introduction Several recent studies have attempted to assess antitrust policy toward horizontal mergers by analyzing the movements of stock...

The role of stock market studies in formulating antitrust policy toward horizontal mergers: comment.
September 22, 1989... The Role of Stock Market Studies in Formulating Antitrust Policy Toward Horizontal Mergers: Comment Introduction Since 1950, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have filed more than 500 antitrust...

The role of stock market studies in formulating antitrust policy toward horizontal mergers: reply.
September 22, 1989... The Role of Stock Market Studies in Formulating Antitrust Policy Toward Horizontal Mergers: Reply Several studies have attempted to assess current antitrust policy toward horizontal mergers by analyzing the movements of stock returns for...

An experimental study of the Allais paradox over losses: some preliminary evidence.
September 22, 1989... An Experimental Study of the Allais Paradox Over Losses: Some Preliminary Evidence Introduction In verbal protocols with human subjects, cognitive psycholgists and economists report systematic and replicable violations of the...

Market power and cost of capital under uncertainty.
September 22, 1989... Market Power and Cost of Capital Under Uncertainty Introduction A recent concern of financial literature has been to investigate the relationship between a firm's cost of capital (or systematic risk) and its microeconomic structure....

Managerial control and executive compensation in the 1930s: a reexamination.
September 22, 1989... Managerial Control and Executive Compensation in the 1930s: A Reexamination Introduction In a recent article, Stigler and Friedland [14] assess the impact of Berle and Mean's book, The Modern Corporation and Private Property [2], on...