… Regarding expected outputs, we can analyse this effect on the selection process and
financing decisions through the variables for expected growth in R&D expenses (expected R&D), …

… -selection is a rapidly growing area in corporate finance, partly reflecting its recognition as a
pervasive feature of corporate finance … part of W i not explained by public variables Z i . Thus, …

… selection scheme may yield valuable information to market-based financiers. We find that
under certain conditions, public R&D subsidies can reduce the financing … the private return R i . …

… of private and public goods: where τ t is a common tax rate, $$r^{i}_{t}$$ is a … selection
criterion: among the possible equilibria emerging if voters do not commit to a voting rule, we select …

… -ratio (IMR) method to address selection bias due to … finance research. The article has four
takeaways. First, researchers should select the correct method to alleviate potential selection …

… For this reason, some practitioners prefer the label public sector economics or simply
public economics. Public finance encompasses both positive and normative analysis. Positive …

… funding but with no impact on electoral outcomes (Werner and Mayer 2007), Importantly,
this study did not assess at the individual level whether public financing affected behavior and …

… likely to go public because adverse selection costs due to … Comparisons among the values
of Pseudo-R 2 reveal that … of the whole sample, with Pseudo-R 2 s of 0.2089 versus 0.6173, …

… constants r and v stand for the lower and upper bounds of the area data respectively and reflect
… most important criterion in the selection of start-up businesses in a public venture capital. …

… Rather than open, public campaigning, the politics of judicial selection in merit-system
states occur behind closed doors, in the selection of commission members and the panel of …