R&D Intensity and Corporate Financial Policy: Some International Evidence

By Rahim Bah, Pascal Dumontier. 2001

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Do the Type and Number of Blockholders Influence R&D Investments? New evidence from Spain (2007, background): “However, the literature establishes, in general, a negative impact of leverage on R&D (Bah and Dumontier, 2001; Carpenter and Petersen, 2002; Chiao, 2002; Hall, 1992).9 Unlike our study, these papers do not include a full characterisation of a firm’s ownership structure.”
Innovation, Appropriability, And The Underpricing Of Initial Public Offerings (2007, background): “In addition, a research project’s value depends, in part, on confidentiality ( Bah & Dumontier, 2001 ).”
The Importance of Equity Finance for R&D Activity - are There Differences between Young and Old Companies? (2006, unknown): “Also, young companies generally have less collateral available to pledge to banks (Berger and Udell (1998)).”
Ownership structure and CEO compensation: Implications for the choice of foreign market entry modes (2009, background): “As Bah and Dumontier (2001) argue, R&D expenditures result in the acquisition of specific assets and the production of unique or specialized products, with assets involved in the production process not being fully redeployable.”
R&D, internationalization and growth of newly listed firms: European evidence (2009, background): “Hall (1992) and Bah and Dumontier (2001) argue that these”