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  • Adler, Barry E. (1994), ‘A World Without Debt’, 72 Washington University Law Quarterly , 811-827.
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  • Bainbridge, Stephen M. (1986), ‘Comity and Sovereign Debt Litigation: A Bankruptcy Analogy’, 10 Maryland Journal of International Law and Trade , 1 ff.
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  • Baird, Douglas G. and Jackson, Thomas H. (1985), ‘Fraudulant Conveyance Law and Its Proper Domain’, 38 Vanderbilt Law Review , 829 ff.
  • Baird, Douglas G. and Jackson, Thomas H. (1987), Cases, Problems, and Materials on Security Interests in Personal Property , Mineola (N.Y.), Foundation Press, 889 p.
  • Baird, Douglas G. and Picker, Ronald C. (1991), ‘A Simple Noncooperative Bargaining Model of Corporate Reorganizations’, 20 Journal of Legal Studies , 311-349.
  • Barclay, Michael J. and Smith, Clifford W. (1995), ‘The Priority Structure of Corporate Liabilities’, 50 Journal of Finance , 899 ff.
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  • Bebchuk, Lucian A. and Picker, Randal C.XXX (1993), Bankruptcy Rules, Managerial Entrenchment, and Firm -Specific Human Capital , University of Chicago Law and Economics Working Paper, No. 16 2d Series.
  • Bebchuk, Lucian Arye (1988), ‘A New Approach to Corporate Reorganizations’, 101 Harvard Law Review , 775-804.
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  • Beneish, Messod D. and Press, Eric (1995), ‘Interrelation Among Events of Default’, 12 Contemporary Accounting Research , 57-84.
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  • Bowers, James W. (1993), ‘The Fantastic Wisconsylvania Zero-Bureaucratic-Cost School of Bankruptcy Theory: A Comment’, 91 Michigan Law Review , 1773 ff.
  • Bowers, James W. (1994), ‘Rehabilitation, Redistribution or Dissipation: The Evidence for Choosing Among Bankruptcy Hypotheses’, 72 Washington University Law Quarterly , 955 ff.
  • Bowers, James W. (1994), ‘Kissing Off Economics and Misunderstanding Murphy’s Law: Carlson’s on the Efficiency of Secured Lending’, 80 Virginia Law Review , 2215 ff.
  • Bowers, James W. (1995), ‘Of Bureaucrats’ Brothers-in- Law and Bankruptcy Taxes: The Article 9 Filing System and the Market for Information’, 79 Minnesota Law Review , 721 ff.
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  • Brown, David T., Christopher M. James and Robert M. Mooradian (1993), ‘The Information Content of Distressed Restructurings Involving Public and Private Debt Claims’, 33 Journal of Financial Economics , 93-118.
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  • Buckley, F.H. (1992), ‘The Termination Decision’, 61 University of Missouri- Kansas City Law Review , 243-289.
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  • Carlson, David G. (1994), ‘On the Efficiency of Secured Lending’, 80 Virginia Law Review , 2179-2213.
  • Carlson, David Gray (1986), ‘Rationality, Accident, and Priority Under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code’, 71 Minnesota Law Review , 207 ff.
  • Chatterjee, Sris, Upinder S. Dhillon and Gabriel G. Rarirez (1995), ‘Coercive Tender and Exchange Offers in Distressed High-Yield Debt Restructurings: An Empirical Analysis’, 38 Journal of Financial Economics , 333-360.
  • Cramton, Peter and Schwartz, Alan (1991), ‘Using Auction Theory to Inform Takeover Regulation’, 7 Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization , 27-53.
  • Cuelenaere, L.M. and Leen, A.R. (1989), ‘Een rechtseconomisch aspect van de positie van de crediteur in een faillissement. Is afschaffing van de maximum rente een oplossing? (A Law-and- economics Aspect of the Creditors Posit)’, 38(10) Ars Aequi , 834-836.
  • Daigle, Katherine H. and Maloney, Michael T. (1994), ‘Residual Claims in Bankruptcy: An Agency Theory Explanation’, 37 Journal of Law and Economics , 157-192.
  • Dale-Johnson, David, Dietrich, J. Kimball and Langetieg, Terence G. (1987), ‘A Legal and Economic Analysis of the Due-on-Sale Clause: A Retrospective Examination’, 10 Research in Law and Economics , 105-127.
  • Diamond, Douglas W. (1994), ‘Corporate Capital Structure: The Control Roles of Bank and Public Debt with Taxes and Costly Bankruptcy’, 80 Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Economic Quarterly , 11 ff.
  • Drukarczyk, Jochen (1991), ‘Secured Debt, Bankruptcy, and the Creditors’ Bargain Model’, 11 International Review of Law and Economics , 203-221.
  • Duggan, A.J. (1994), ‘Personal Property Security Interests and Third Party Disputes: Economic Considerations in Reforming the Law’, in Gillooly, Michael (ed.), Securities over Personality , Sydney, The Federation Press, 234-290.
  • Easterbrook, Frank H. (1984), ‘Two Agency-Cost Explanations of Dividends’, 74 American Economic Review , 650-659.
  • Easterbrook, Frank H. (1990), ‘Is Corporate Bankruptcy Efficient?’, 27 Journal of Financial Economics , 411-417.
  • Easterbrook, Frank H. and Daniel R. Fischel (1991), The Economic Structure of Corporate Law , Cambridge (MA), Harvard University Press.
  • Eberhart, Allen C., William Moore and Rodney Roenfelt (1990), ‘Securities Pricing and Deviations from the Absolute Priority Rule’, 37 Journal of Financial Economics , 1457-1469.
  • Eisenberg, Theodore and Shoichi Tagashira (1994), ‘Should We Abolish Chapter 11? The Evidence From Japan’, 23 Journal of Legal Studies , 111-157.
  • Eskridge, William N., Jr. (1984), ‘One Hundred Years of Ineptitude: The Need for Mortgage Rules Consonant with the Economic and Psychological Dynamics of the Home Sale and Loan Transaction’, 70 Virginia Law Review , 1083-1218.
  • Fisher, Timothy C.G. and Jocelyn Martel (1995), ‘The Creditors Financial Reorganization Decision: New Evidence from Canadian Data’, 11 Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization , 112 ff.
  • Fitts, Peter, Russell Luigs, Steve Miller, Michael Price, Leonard Rosen and Wilbur Ross (1991), ‘Bankruptcies, Workouts, and Turnarounds: A Roundtable Discussion’, 4 Journal of Applied Corporate Finance , 34-61.
  • Franks, Julian and Walter Torous (1989), ‘An Empirical Investigation of U.S. Firms in Reorganization’, 44 Journal of Finance , 747-769.
  • Freirman, Michael and Viswanath, P.V. (1994), ‘Agency Problems of Debt, Convertible Securities, and Deviations from Absolute Priority in Bankruptcy’, 37 Journal of Law and Economics , 455-476.
  • French, Kenneth R. and Robert E. McCormick (1984), ‘Sealed Bids, Sunk Costs, and the Process of Competition’, 57 Journal of Business , 417-441.
  • Frierman, Michael (1994), ‘Agency Problems of Debt, Convertible Securities, and Deviations from Absolute Priority in Bankruptcy’, 37 Journal of Law and Economics , 455-476.
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  • Hansmann, Henry B. and Kraakman, Reinier H. (1992), ‘Hands-Tying Contracts: Book Publishing, Venture Capital Financing, and Secured Debt’, Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization , 628-655.
  • Harris, Frederick H. (1987), ‘Security and Penalty in Debt Contracts: Comment’, 143 Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics , 168-174.
  • Harris, Milton and Artur Raviv (1988), ‘Corporate Control Contests and Capital Structure’, 20 Journal of Financial Economics , 55-86.
  • Harris, Steven L and Charles W. Mooney, Jr. (1994), ‘A Property-Based Theory of Security Interests: Taking Debtors Choices Seriously’, 80 Virginia Law Review , 2021-2072.
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