Does Law Matter?: The Separation of Ownership and Control in the United Kingdom

By B. Cheffins. 2001

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Subfields: Accounting, Strategy and Management

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• Shareholder Protection and Stock Market Development: An Empirical Test of the Legal Origins Hypothesis (2009, background): “Case studies of the evolution of company law at national level suggest that even for the US and UK, financial market developments preceded legal change, in part because they precipitated the emergence of interest groups prepared to lobby for change in the law ( Cheffins, 2001; Coffee, 2001).”
• Emerging Country Cross-Border Acquisitions: Characteristics, Acquirer Returns and Cross-Sectional Determinants (2011, unknown): “, Cheffins, 2001, distinguishing between the corporate law and institutions of the United States and United Kingdom, which are grouped together in La Porta et al.’s analysis). Another sign of the influence of La Porta et al.’s research agenda is the large body of literature that has developed using ”