Keyphrases
Financial Markets
91%
Autocracy
70%
Expropriation
70%
Democratic Institutions
65%
Politicians
58%
Government Debt
52%
Trade Policy
52%
Investment Agreements
50%
Foreign Firms
47%
Ruler
47%
Property Rights
47%
Consumer Interest
35%
Political Turnover
35%
Political Connections
35%
Financial Liberalization
35%
Constrained Democracy
35%
Costly Signaling
35%
Tariffs
35%
Borrower
35%
Market Protection
35%
Political Risk Insurance
35%
Market Openness
35%
Worker Influence
35%
Independent Agencies
35%
Firm-level Data
35%
Rent
35%
Economic Demand
35%
Capital Account
35%
Politics of Redistribution
35%
Labour Rights
35%
Economic Sanctions
35%
Taxation
35%
New Firms
35%
Financial Performance
35%
Foreign Financing
35%
International Sources
35%
Corporate Taxation
35%
Antitrust Policy
35%
International Economic Relations
35%
Democratization
30%
Distributional Consequences
29%
Trade Liberalization
29%
Borrowing Costs
29%
Foreign Investors
26%
Ownership Structure
25%
Investment Flows
25%
Financial Market Regulation
23%
Investment Options
23%
Transit Countries
21%
Revolt
21%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Financial Market
100%
Investors
85%
Expropriation
70%
Foreign Economic Policy
70%
International Trade
70%
International Competition
70%
Competition Policy
70%
Taxation
61%
Ownership
57%
Democratization
47%
Property Right
44%
Ownership Structure
44%
Political Unrest
35%
Capital Account
35%
Firm-Level Data
35%
Monetary Policy
35%
Trade Flow
35%
Collective Action Problem
35%
International Investment
35%
Time Series
35%
Price
35%
Corporate Taxation
35%
Specific Industry
35%
Market Concentration
35%
Antitrust Law
35%
International Economics
35%
Trade Liberalization
29%
Large Firm
29%
Financial Market Regulation
23%
Foreign Investment
20%
Wealth
20%
Fixed Exchange Rate
17%
Fiscal Space
17%
Credit
17%
Rent Seeking
17%
Competitive Market
17%
Public Revenue
17%
Investment
11%
Private Investment
11%
Financial Regulation
11%
Institutional Investor
11%
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development
11%
Competitive Advantage
11%
Financialization
11%
Merger
5%
Social Sciences
Investors
76%
Financial Market
70%
Repression
52%
Legislation
47%
Right to Property
35%
Political Independence
35%
Monetary Policy
35%
Time Series
35%
International Investment
35%
Collective Action Problem
35%
Bargaining Power
35%
Expropriation
35%
Ownership Structure
35%
Political Risk
35%
New Firm
35%
Competitive Advantage
35%
Democratization
35%
Wealth
35%
Antitrust Law
35%
International Competition
35%
Competition Policy
35%
Public Support
35%
International Economic Relations
35%
Financial Market Regulation
23%
Exchange Rate
17%
Domestic Market
17%
Dual Role
17%
Credit
17%
Media Analysis
17%
Survey Experiment
17%
OECD Countries
11%
Financial Regulation
11%
Democracy
11%
Institutional Investor
11%
Investment
11%
Choice of Location
11%
USA
11%
Private Investment
11%
Foreign Investment
11%
Hypothesis Testing
11%
Empirical Research
11%
International Law
10%
Ownership
10%