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Holger M. Müller (1967-)

Wirtschaftswissenschaftler

Name	Holger M. Müller
Zeit	1967- (Lebensdaten)
Ort	Deutschland USA
Geschlecht	männlich
Akademischer Grad bzw. Titel	Dr.
Beruf	Wirtschaftswissenschaftler (charakteristischer Beruf)
Variante	Holger Mueller Holger M. Mueller H. M. Mueller H. M. Müller
Beziehung	National Bureau of Economic Research Leonard N. Stern School of Business Centre for Economic Policy Research European Corporate Governance Institute Universität Mannheim. Fakultät für Volkswirtschaftslehre Universität St. Gallen
Quelle	LoC-NA
Datensatztyp	Person
GND-Nummer	12495135X
Datensatz-ID	12495135X
Beteiligt an alle anzeigen Bank capital structure and credit decisions CEO replacement under private information Early-stage financing and firm growth in new industries Financing a portfolio of projects A lender-based theory of collateral Financing a portfolio of projects Competitive search markets with adverse selection Delegation of control rights, ownership concentration, and the decline of external finance Why peaches must circulate longer than lemons Why tender offers should be financed with debt Randomization in dynamic principal-agent problems The first-best sharing rule in the continuous-time principal-agent problem with exponential utility The Mirrlees-Problem revisited

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Holger M. Müller (1967-)

Bank capital structure and credit decisions

CEO replacement under private information

Early-stage financing and firm growth in new industries

Financing a portfolio of projects

A lender-based theory of collateral

Financing a portfolio of projects

Competitive search markets with adverse selection

Delegation of control rights, ownership concentration, and the decline of external finance

Why peaches must circulate longer than lemons

Why tender offers should be financed with debt

Randomization in dynamic principal-agent problems

The first-best sharing rule in the continuous-time principal-agent problem with exponential utility

The Mirrlees-Problem revisited