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Instrumental Variable Regression We acknowledge that endogeneity of trading frequency might be a problem since the price informativeness could have a systematic influence on the trading activity. A strategy to address the endogeneity problem is to employ an instrumental variable approach. We choose the official adjustment of stamp tax on security trading as one instrumental variable. On the one hand, stamp tax, as an exogenous policy instrument, is not related to the price informativeness. On the

by doing analysis the company can discover thier weakness and their strength also they will find out the best way to operate in the environment. According to CIPD. ' ' there is however, no singal HRM strategy that will deliver success in all situation. organisations

Adsorption modeling of breakthrough curves A successful design of a column adsorption process requires prediction of the concentration-time profile or breakthrough curve for the effluent. (a,aa14, aa15, aa7, aa2). There are two widely used approaches to obtain the breakthrough curve of a given adsorption system: direct experimentation or mathematical modeling. The design of an adsorption column through experimental method provides a direct determination of the salient parameters based on the breakthrough

access to the Event Type pane, which serves as the legend (pairing each event type with a marker and color) and filter control. 1.1.4. Lifeflow Lifeflow is an interactive visualization tool that provides a visual summary of exploration and analysis of event sequences. It gives the users the ability to answer questions that require an overview of all the records

To test the correlation between underpricing using first day return as dependent variable and all other variables as independent variables, we have run a pair-wise correlation. The matrix shows that only auditor dummy and ebitda before have a positive correlation with the first day return. However, with the p-value to test the significant level of the result, all independent variables generated have relatively large p-values. In this case, they are tested to be statistically insignificant to explain

Data Analysis and Interpretation In selecting the appropriate statistical test for your data analysis, you need to identify the question or hypothesis for the study. Are you trying to compare groups, interested in finding out if there is a relationship between two or more variables, or are you trying to predict. Some factors to consider as well are the following: (1) Research design, (2) Level of measurement: nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio, (3) Number of groups, and if they are correlated (dependent)

Instrumentation The following instruments were utilized within the study: semi-structured interviews consisting of closed and open-ended questions and NVivo. NVivo is a software program that provides rigorous analysis of qualitative data, thus allowing the researcher to obtain in-depth knowledge pertaining to the responses of each participant. The interview protocol consisted of face-to-face interviews within an Applewood elementary school office and during a predetermined time provided by the

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of the experiment was to find the absorbance value and T% of cobalt (II) nitrate solutions at various wavelengths. Using Beer’s law to determine the concentration of an unknown cobalt (II) nitrate solution with the %T and A values of the known Cobalt (II) nitrate concentrations. THEORY: The purpose of this experiment is to find out if we can identify an unknown Cobalt (II) nitrate concentration by using Calorimetry. Calorimetry involves the use of light to determine a specific

2. The definition of bubbles and how they affect investment This section will focus on the analysis about how bubbles affect investors’ behaviors. Since bubbles are closely connected with crises, doing research on investors’ behaviors about overvalued assets can help economists to understand crises’ fundamental. Therefore it is good for governments to take actions to prevent these crises. The first part of this section will describe the definition of “bubbles” in detail, and the second part will

This literature review will presents a debate around the topic of the relationship between board structure and information disclosure and the different methodological approaches taken by researchers to study the research topic. Finally, a conclusion will be drawn at the end of this literature review on the major findings. Agency costs arising from separation of ownership from management has been a concern by most large corporation. Management might act in their own best interest at the expenses of