Since the publication of the work of Modigliani and Miller (MM) in the late 1950s there has
been a recurrent controversy in the finance and economics literature about the …

Streamflow responses to the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon in the tropical
Pacific are detectable in many regions. During warm-tropical El Niño and cool-tropical La …

The limiting factor for fitness in female primates is the acquisition of high-quality food, ie, food
that is high in energy and nutrients, such as protein, fat, and carbohydrates. Reproductive …

Numerous studies in recent years have emphasized the importance of accounting properly
for abandoment value in capital budgeting (see [1], [4], [7], [10], and [11]). For a variety of …

Previous research has shown that returns to bidders are significantly negative for stock
acquisitions and insignificant although slightly positive for cash acquisitions. Two theories (…

The cross-section of expected stock returns between 1985 and 1994 is examined and a
strong negative relationship between market value added per share and average returns is …

… of food types in the diet by dividing total grams consumed (in both feeding and cheek-pouch
storage records) of each food type by total grams consumed for all food types combined. We …

We examine the information asymmetry hypothesis and the management control hypothesis
by examining the relation between insider trading and insider holdings to the choice of …

… Two of this paper’s authors (AW and GM) presented at webinars associated with the CCI
study alongside Wildlife Conservation Society representatives who have created the Failure …

… 21 The term exposure ratio has been traditionally used to denote the premium-to-surplus
ratio in insurance and actuarial science literature; eg, see McCabe and Witt [241 and Ferrari [8]. …