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Corporate governance and the value of cash holdings
Journal of Financial Economics · 2006 · Vol. 83(3) · pp. 599–634
Amy K. Dittmar✉(University of Michigan–Ann Arbor)Jan Mahrt‐Smith(University of Toronto)
Corporate Finance and GovernancePrivate Equity and Venture CapitalFinancial Reporting and Valuation ResearchCorporate governanceCashBusinessValue (mathematics)Enterprise valueOperating cash flowCash flow forecastingCash managementMonetary economicsEconomics
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