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Why do U.S. firms hold so much more cash than they used to? Thomas W. Bates, Kathleen M. Kahle, and René M. Stulz* This version: April 2008
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Document Date: 2009-10-20 11:50:21


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Exxon / Wall Street Journal / Microsoft / Financial Times / /

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United States / /

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USD / /

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Security Buyback / /

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Eller College / National University of Singapore / University of Arizona / Hong Kong University of Science / University of Arkansas / Ohio State University / University of Alberta / Fisher College of Business / /

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finance literature / finance literature measures / finance / financial technology / media attention / /

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National University of Singapore / Eller College of Management / Fisher College of Business / NBER / Hong Kong University of Science and Technology / Ohio State University / University of Arkansas / University of Alberta / ECGI / University of Arizona / /

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Simon London / Bill Maxwell / Gene Fama / Ronald Oaxaca / Jérôme Taillard / John Graham / Williamson / Kathleen M. Kahle / Harry DeAngelo / Pinkowitz / Thomas W. Bates / Jesse Eisenger / Ian McDonald / Mike Lemmon / René M. Stulz / Foley / /

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associate editor for helpful comments / assistant professor and associate professor / /

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Alberta / Arizona / Arkansas / /

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the Wall Street Journal / Financial Times / Wall Street Journal / /

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