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Securities Class Actions and Bankrupt Companies

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Local Institutions, Audit Quality, and Corporate Scandals of US-Listed Foreign Firms

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Disclosure and the outcome of securities litigation

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Shareholder litigation, shareholder–creditor conflict, and the cost of bank loans

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Legal Background to the Low Profitability of Japanese Enterprises

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