Michael J. Barclay mainly focuses on Monetary economics, Financial economics, Financial system, Finance and Algorithmic trading. His Financial economics research integrates issues from Dividend, Free cash flow and Corporate finance. Michael J. Barclay has included themes like Debt levels and flows, Internal debt, External debt, Share repurchase and Capital structure in his Financial system study.
His Debt levels and flows research includes themes of Maturity and Debt-to-GDP ratio. His Finance study frequently draws connections to adjacent fields such as Common stock. As a member of one scientific family, Michael J. Barclay mostly works in the field of Common stock, focusing on Control premium and, on occasion, Leverage.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Monetary economics, Financial economics, Finance, Capital structure and Leverage. His work carried out in the field of Monetary economics brings together such families of science as Real estate, Dividend, Debt ratio, Enterprise value and Common stock. His work on Volatility and Price discovery as part of general Financial economics research is often related to Private information retrieval, thus linking different fields of science.
His Capital structure research incorporates themes from Maturity and Financial system. His study in Financial system is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Debt levels and flows and Internal debt. His Leverage research incorporates elements of Corporate finance and Debt.
Michael J. Barclay spends much of his time researching Monetary economics, Leverage, Finance, Capital structure and Dividend. His studies in Monetary economics integrate themes in fields like Futures contract, Taxable income and Real estate. His Leverage research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Corporate finance and Debt.
His Debt study incorporates themes from Real estate investment trust and Free cash flow. His Cash dividend study in the realm of Dividend connects with subjects such as Convertibility. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Price discovery and Volatility.
His primary areas of study are Monetary economics, Sample, Accounting, Control and Certification. His Monetary economics study incorporates themes from Free cash flow, Capital structure, Debt and Leverage. His Sample research incorporates a variety of disciplines, including Managerial entrenchment and Private placement.
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The Maturity Structure of Corporate Debt
Michael J. Barclay;Clifford W. Smith.
Journal of Finance (1995)
The Maturity Structure of Corporate Debt
Michael J. Barclay;Clifford W. Smith.
Journal of Finance (1995)
Private benefits from control of public corporations
Michael J. Barclay;Clifford G. Holderness.
Journal of Financial Economics (1989)
Private benefits from control of public corporations
Michael J. Barclay;Clifford G. Holderness.
Journal of Financial Economics (1989)
Stealth trading and volatility. Which trades move prices
Michael J. Barclay;Jerold B. Warner.
Journal of Financial Economics (1993)
Stealth trading and volatility. Which trades move prices
Michael J. Barclay;Jerold B. Warner.
Journal of Financial Economics (1993)
THE DETERMINANTS OF CORPORATE LEVERAGE AND DIVIDEND POLICIES
Michael J. Barclay;Clifford W. Smith;Ross L. Watts.
Journal of Applied Corporate Finance (1995)
THE DETERMINANTS OF CORPORATE LEVERAGE AND DIVIDEND POLICIES
Michael J. Barclay;Clifford W. Smith;Ross L. Watts.
Journal of Applied Corporate Finance (1995)
Negotiated Block Trades and Corporate Control
Michael J. Barclay;Clifford G. Holderness.
Journal of Finance (1991)
Negotiated Block Trades and Corporate Control
Michael J. Barclay;Clifford G. Holderness.
Journal of Finance (1991)
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