Corporate Governance and Economic Performance

By Klaus Gugler. 2001

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Firm size and productivity in Spain: a stochastic frontier analysis (2008, background): “Gugler 2001 ). The discussion focuses on the separation of firms’ ownership and control, under the assumption that owners and managers have different objectives.”
Governance and Performance Revisited (2004, unknown): “The evidence on owner identity is mixed, and according to Gugler (2001) “remarkably unexplored.”
Corporate Governance and the Returns on Investment* (2004, background): “10 For examples and discussion, see Gugler (2001).”
Corporate Governance and Firm Performance in Iran (2008, background): “Based on a comprehensive survey primarily of studies from the US and UK, Gugler concludes that owner-controlled firms tend to significantly outperform manager-controlled firms [ 8 ].”
Corporate Governance and Innovation: A Survey (2012, unknown): “Adverse incentive effects of debt financing for innovation are described in detail by Gugler (2001), who finds five reasons why debt is poorly suited to technological investment.”
Corporate Governance and Dividend Pay-out Policy in Germany (2003, background): “3 See the report by the European Corporate Governance Network (ECGN, 1997) and the follow-up studies of Barca and Becht (2001) and Gugler (2001).”
Corporate governance, dividend payout policy, and the interrelation between dividends, R&D, and capital investment (2003, background): “Gugler (1998) reports that nearly 30% of the employees of the 600 largest non-financial companies in Austria are (still) under state-control, 35% of the employees are governed by families or individuals, foreign firms command 26.1%, and around 10% are under bank-control.”
Why Adopt Codes of Good Governance? A Comparison of Institutional and Efficiency Perspectives (2008, unknown): “We collected information from different sources, such as books and articles presenting or comparing national governance systems (e.g. Charkham, 1994; Gugler, 2001; Hopt et al., 1998; Reynolds and Flores, 1989; etc.).”