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Journal/Article

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Working & Discussion Paper

Graziano, G. & Luponi, A., (2005), Ownership, Concentration, Monitoring, and optimal board structure, CESIFO Working Paper No. 1543, Category 9: Industrial Organization September.

Moodie, G., (2004), Forty Years of Charter Competition: A Race to Protect Directors from Liability? (Harvard Law Sch. John M. Olin Ctr. for Law, Econ.. and Bus. Fellow’s Discussion Paper No. 1.)

Subramanian, G., (2002), The Disappearing Delaware Effect, Harvard Law and Economics Discussion Paper, No. 391, October.