We examine the effect of asset redeployability on corporate misconduct and find a significant
positive relationship. Utilizing a large sample of public US firms for the period of 2001 to …

This study examines how US-listed firms' asset redeployability affects their labor investment
efficiency and documents a negative relationship between asset redeployability and labor …

This paper examines how uncertainty affects corporate investment under varying degrees of
asset redeployability. We develop new measures of asset redeployability by accounting for …

We examine the impact of holding more redeployable assets on the readability of annual
reports. Building on prior research, we develop two competing hypotheses. Using a large …

Using a large sample of US data, we examine the relationship between asset redeployability
and corporate tax avoidance. We also examine the extent to which asset redeployability …

New Chinese Accounting Standards (CAS) released on February 15, 2006, prohibit the
reversal of long-lived asset impairments, effective for reporting periods beginning January 1 …

Purpose Exploiting two novel measures of takeover vulnerability and asset redeployability,
this paper aims to investigate the effect of the takeover market on redeployable assets …

Purpose Exploiting an exogenous regulatory shock and a novel measure of asset
redeployability, this paper aims to explore the effect of independent directors on asset …

We explain the effect of asset redeployability on corporate investment and equity value in
the framework of contract theory with asymmetric information. Our theoretical study suggests …

I examine the impact of contract enforceability on corporate performance. My tests sidestep
the issue of endogeneity between contracting and economic outcomes using" asset …