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Capital cost and control in small-cap companies: size matters

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  • Christina Atanasova
  • Evan Gatev Daniel
  • Daniel Shapiro

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Small companies have important economic significance as the most dynamic, innovative and risk-taking sector of the economy. So why do small-cap companies offer only limited corporate governance provisions? Christina Atanasova, Evan Gatev, and Daniel Shapiro find that small companies are incentivised to improve governance by being offered the carrot of easier access to equity financing.

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  • Christina Atanasova & Evan Gatev Daniel & Daniel Shapiro, 2014. "Capital cost and control in small-cap companies: size matters," Competition & Regulation Times 380200, New Zealand Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation.
    • Handle: RePEc:vuw:vuwcrt:380200
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