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Literature gap
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying literature-gap. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2267560-003 : Dynamic regulation as part of institutional design in the evolution of law has not been systematically analyzed, despite an existing economics literature applying dynamic regulation to telecommunicati
- 2273857-006 : The existing literature on financial regulation has not adequately addressed the underlying causes and consequences of cyclical regulation.
- 2273857-007 : Initiatives for sustainable financial regulation are largely missing, because anticipation of unknown future contingencies and preemption of possible future crises play no significant role either in t
- 2273857-045 : Although some regulators use the term dynamic regulation in the context of SEC exemptive powers, the literature on financial regulation mostly ignores dynamic elements for regulation.
- 2317580-003 : The decades long academic debate over improving fiduciary duty doctrine has overlooked Corporate Integrity Agreements entirely, even though the debate is otherwise framed as a choice between expanding
- 2389416-009 : No prior study had analyzed the performance implications of hedge fund adviser regulation, making this the first estimate of the causal effect of the Dodd-Frank Act registration requirement on hedge f
- 2389416-010 : Because hedge funds developed under little or no regulatory supervision before the Dodd-Frank Act, the existing hedge fund performance literature largely fails to assess the implications of hedge fund
- 2486570-002 : Prior scholarship on the corporate governance effects of non and deferred prosecution agreements rests largely on anecdotal evidence and individual case studies rather than on systematic evidence, whi
- 2629451-037 : The existing literature has barely engaged the financial market implications of N/DPAs, which is the gap this study fills.
- 2816408-014 : Because private funds evolved under low or no regulatory supervision until Dodd-Frank, the large prior literature on private fund performance largely does not assess the implications of private fund r
- 2816408-015 : Beyond the authors' own prior work, there is no other empirical evidence on the effects of the Dodd-Frank Act on the private fund industry.