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David C. Webb

12 works· latest 2007· 3 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0009-0009-9313-385X

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The Theory of Corporate Finance2006 · 1,171 citations
Too Much Investment: A Problem of Asymmetric Information1987 · 879 citations
Advantageous Selection in Insurance Markets2001 · 358 citations
Does credit rationing imply insufficient lending?2000 · 108 citations
Monetarist Perspectives.1983 · 100 citations

Works

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Sponsoring Company Finance, Investment and Pension Plan Funding

The Economic Journal·2007·1 author

23citations

Incentive Design under Loss Aversion

Journal of the European Economic Association·2007·2 authors·Open access

7citations

The Theory of Corporate Finance

The Economic Journal·2006·1 author·other

1,171citations

Incentive Design under Loss Aversion

·2006·2 authors

89citations

Advantageous Selection in Insurance Markets

The RAND Journal of Economics·2001·2 authors·Open access

358citations

Does credit rationing imply insufficient lending?

Journal of Public Economics·2000·2 authors·Open access

108citations

Wealth, Enterprise and Credit Policy

The Economic Journal·1999·2 authors

89citations

AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF INSOLVENCY PROCEDURES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM: DOES THE 1986 INSOLVENCY ACT SATISFY THE CREDITORS' BARGAIN?

Oxford Economic Papers·1991·1 author

49citations

The role of interest rate taxes in credit markets with divisible projects and asymmetric information

Journal of Public Economics·1989·2 authors

22citations

The Importance of Incomplete Information in Explaining the Existence of Costly Bankruptcy

Economica·1987·1 author

57citations

Too Much Investment: A Problem of Asymmetric Information

The Quarterly Journal of Economics·1987·2 authors

879citations

Monetarist Perspectives.

The Economic Journal·1983·2 authors

100citations