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Anil K. Makhija Dr. Alternative spellings: Anil Makhija A. K. Makhija
Affiliations Ohio State University. Fisher College of Business University of Pittsburgh
Publishing years Series Advances in financial economics (24) Fisher College of Business working paper series (10) Advances in Financial Economics (2) Working paper / Centre for Corporate Governance Research, BI Norwegian School of Management (1) Fisher College of Business Working Paper (1) Dice Center Working Paper (1) 
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