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Corporate Governance over the Business Cycle
I provide empirical evidence that badly governed firms respond more to aggregate shocks than do well governed firms. I build a simple model where managers are prone to over invest and where shareholders are more willing to tolerate such a behavior in good times. The model successfully explains the a
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