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The Impact of Innovation: Evidence from Corporate Bond ETFs

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no DOI — not checkedControl bonds are removed from the sample in later months if they are subsequently included in an ETF, have a broad ratings change (AA to A), or their treatment match exits the sample. The second sample conducts the logit each of the months after inclusion using bond characteristics from month 0. Each treatment bond is matched to its nearest neighbor from the same issuer, without replacement. t-statistics with standard errors clustered by issuer and month are reported below the coefficients. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level
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