Titlebook: Excess Cash Flow; A Signal for Institu Rahul Dhumale Book 2003 Rahul Dhumale 2003 cash flow.corporate governance.finance.Governance.informa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-08754-8 the more commonly accepted asymmetric information (AIA) considerations. Evidence here supports the agency model of MPAA behaviour rather than information asymmetry which assumes perfect capital markets. This study is a fundamental departure from the evidence in the literature which rarely distinguishes between the MPAA and AIA.

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Factors Affecting the Market for Corporate Control: The Role of Excess Cash, Diversification, and Pgh short-termism, greater concentration of industry, and agency costs. This chapter examines the signalling effects of earnings retention and diversification on returns during acquisitive activities and considers the benefits and disadvantages of a more active market for corporate control within India at a macroeconomic level.

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Introduction, operate. The most recent Asian financial crisis and its exposure of institutional failures in the context of financial sector liberalisation shows that these market conditions are vital. At a micro-economic level, free market economies function through institutions and corporate governance mechanis

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