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An analysis of compensation in the U.S. venture capital partnership 1 Helpful comments were provided by Gary Chamberlain, Michael Gibbs, Steven Kaplan, Stacey Kole (the referee), Kevin J. Murphy, Canice Prendergast, Raghu Rajan, Jay Ritter, William Sahlman, Andrei Shleifer and Jerry Warner (the editor), as well as seminar participants at the American Finance Association meetings, Babson College, Columbia University, Harvard University, Hebrew University in Jerusalem, the NBER Corporate Finance Group, Tel-Aviv University, and the University of Chicago junior faculty workshop. We thank the Aeneas Group, Kemper Financial Services, Venture Economics, and a major corporate pension fund – and especially Michael Eisenson, Kelly McGough, Robert Moreland, Jesse Reyes, and Scott Sperling – for access to their files. Jay Light, William Sahlman, and Jeffry Timmons helped us in this process. We also thank Tom Judge of AT&T and Paul Price of State Street Bank. Research assistance was provided by Meredith Fitzgerald, Leo Huang, Brian Hunt, Bac Nguyen, and Jay Yang. We thank the Center for Research in Security Prices (Gompers) and the Division of Research at Harvard Business School (Lerner) for financial support. All errors are our own. 1
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Gompers, Paul
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1999
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51 |
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p. 3-44
42 p.
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artikel
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An analysis of value destruction and recovery in the alliance and proposed merger of Volvo and Renault 1 I thank many people for helpful comments and contributions, most notably Karl-Adam Bonnier, Susan Chaplinsky, Ken Eades, Bob Harris, Mike Jensen (editor), Krishna Palepu (referee), Kristian Rydqvist, Sven-Ivan Sundqvist, Anjan Thakor, and seminar participants at Virginia and Indiana. My colleague, Robert Spekman, assisted in some of the later research interviews as part of our parallel research on strategic alliances. I gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of Volvo, Renault, and 20 interviewees, as well as the financial support of a Citicorp Global Scholarship, the Darden School Foundation, and the Darden Partnership Program. Some interviewees requested anonymity, a request respected here. Others were willing to speak for the record and are identified in the text of the article. I am solely responsible for interpretations herein and any errors that may remain. 1
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Bruner, Robert F
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1999
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51 |
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p. 125-166
42 p.
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artikel
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Financial contracting under extreme uncertainty:
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Anderson, Christopher W
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1999
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51 |
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p. 45-84
40 p.
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artikel
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Odd-eighth avoidance as a defense against SOES bandits 1 We thank an anonymous referee, Michael Barclay, William Christie, Ludger Hentschel, Saul Lach, Paul Schultz, and G. William Schwert (the editior) for their comments. We thank Jon Lewellen for valuable research assistance. Kandel acknowledges financial support from the Krueger Center at Hebrew University. 1
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Kandel, Eugene
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1999
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51 |
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p. 85-102
18 p.
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artikel
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The market reaction to international cross-listings:
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Miller, Darius P
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1999
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51 |
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p. 103-123
21 p.
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