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Financial Statement Information and Evaluation of Newly Listed High-Technology Nano Caps

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no DOI — not checkedDescription of all variables is provided in Exhibit 1. Potential influential observations receiving value of equal or greater than one based on an analog of Cook's D statistic for logistic regression are eliminated. Models control for the U.S. country fixed-effects, country specific judicial efficiency (JudEff) as well as industry and listing year fixed effects. p-values are reported in parentheses and * is significant at 0.05, ** at 0.01 and *** at 0.001 level. Constant 1,837 *** 1,856 *** 1
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