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Empirical legal studies

11 claims across 6 works, 2012–2016.

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• 2150377-012 2012 empirical: This Article reports the first survey study of hedge fund advisers conducted after the SEC's registration effective date, drawing on a population of 1267 private fund advisers who registered before Ma
• 2150377-013 2012 failure: The hedge fund industry's concern with confidentiality and privacy is itself an obstacle to empirical research: it made obtaining a substantial effective sample size for this study difficult, independ
• 2150377-014 2012 empirical: Persistent multi-channel follow-up, by fax, e-mail, and telephone, yielded ninety-four completed surveys, a 7.42% response rate from a population of 1267, which is substantially higher than response r
• 2150377-016 2012 failure: The standard remedies for selection bias are not reliably corrective: simulation studies show that many techniques used to prevent selection bias problems have mixed success rates, can worsen rather t
• 2447306-005 2014 empirical: Prior scholarship, including the author's own earlier work, established that Form PF created core challenges for the private fund industry but did not clarify what impact the disclosure requirements a
• 2629451-011 2015 empirical: This is the first study to examine stock price reactions to non- and deferred prosecution agreements, using all publicly available N/DPAs across several industries from 1993 to 2015 (N=330).
• 2629451-037 2015 empirical: The existing literature has barely engaged the financial market implications of N/DPAs, which is the gap this study fills.
• 2732915-005 2016 empirical: The survey achieved a response rate of 5.44 percent from a population of 1267 registered private fund advisers.
• 2739479-017 2016 failure: Survey research on private fund advisers is structurally constrained because these advisers traditionally oppose publicity and hold a strong preference for confidentiality and privacy, which makes a s
• 2739479-018 2016 condition: Neither the 2012 nor the 2015 sample is biased, and the comparison across the two populations is consistent because respondents in both surveys were equally subject to Title IV compliance obligations.
• 2811718-014 2016 design: Litigation research on private fund due diligence requires in depth evaluation of case dockets rather than only published judicial decisions, because opinions are snapshots that do not tell the whole

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