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UNU-WIDER The Pattern and Valuation Effects of Corporate Diversification: A Comparison of the United States, Japan, and other East Asian Economies

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The Pattern and Valuation Effects of Corporate Diversification: A Comparison of the United States, Japan, and other East Asian Economies

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Publisher:
UNU-WIDER
Series:
WIDER Discussion Paper
Volume:
2001/127
Title:
The Pattern and Valuation Effects of Corporate Diversification: A Comparison of the United States, Japan, and other East Asian Economies
Authors:
Stijn Claessens, Simeon Djankov, Joseph Fan and Larry Lang
Publication date:
2001
ISBN Printed:
9291900761
ISBN Web:
929190077X
ISBN 13 Print:
9789291900763
ISBN 13 Web:
9789291900770
Copyright holder:
© UNU-WIDER
Copyright year:
2001
Keywords:
Corporate diversification, Valuation effects, East Asia, USA, Japan
JEL:
G32, G34, L22
Project:
Property Rights Regimes, Microeconomic Incentives, and Development
Format:
online and printed copies
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