Corporate Earning Power and Market Valuation 1935-1955.

Baratz, Morton S.; Cottle, Sidney; Whitman, Tate

doi:10.2307/2590934

The Economic History Review

1960

DOI: 10.2307/2590934

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Corporate Earning Power and Market Valuation 1935-1955.

Morton S. Baratz¹,

Sidney Cottle²,

Tate Whitman³

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The Impact of Firm-Type Dominance on Regional Manufacturing Growth

Salvary

2007

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Availability of financial capital and location decisions are variables that influence regional manufacturing output. This study maintains that a region's manufacturing growth depends upon the region's firm-type dominance. That is, the type of firms that dominate the region's manufacturing output can be classified as non-local (national or foreign -NF) vs. local and large vs. small. Accordingly, for policy analysis, regions can be classified by firm-type dominance. This distinction is important since, invariably, location decision options and availability of financial capital are more favourable for the larger NF firms than for local firms. In an attempt to assess the impact of firm-type dominance, this study draws upon the dominant industry model [Salvary 1987] which has established that, in any given region, there is a dominant industry (the driving force of the region) to which a region's manufacturing growth is linked. The information on the impact of firm-type dominance on a region's manufacturing output may enable policy-makers to design workable (or revise existing) manufacturing diversification policies.

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The Impact of Firm-Type Dominance on Regional Manufacturing Growth

Salvary

2007

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The Underinvestment Problem, Risk Management, and Corporate Earnings Retention

Salvary

2004

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Further Tests of the Validity of the Industry Approach to Investment Analysis

Tysseland¹

1971

The Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis

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The Impact of Firm-Type Dominance on Regional Manufacturing Growth

The Impact of Firm-Type Dominance on Regional Manufacturing Growth

The Underinvestment Problem, Risk Management, and Corporate Earnings Retention

Further Tests of the Validity of the Industry Approach to Investment Analysis

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