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Geopolitical Risk and the Cost of Corporate Financing
Geopolitical risk (GPR) has become an increasingly important source of uncertainty in global financial markets and corporate decision-making. While a growing literature documents its economic and financial consequences, relatively little is known about how geopolitical risk affects corporate financi
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