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What makes issuers happy? Testing the Prospect Theory of IPO Underpricing
We derive a behavioral measure of the IPO decision-maker's satisfaction with the underwriter's performance based on Loughran and Ritter's (2002) prospect theory of IPO underpricing. We assess the plausibility of this measure by studying its power to explain the decision-maker’s subsequent choices. C
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