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Does market microstructure matter for corporate finance? Theory and evidence on seasoned equity offering decisions

William Ming Yan Cheung, Scott Siu Kuen Fung, Lewis Tam

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Key concepts: Market liquidity, Market microstructure, Equity (law), Economics, Financial economics, Market depth, Market impact, Stock market

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