Title: Research and Development Methodology Case 1
1Research and Development Methodology - Case 1
- Anna Rofhök-Björni
- Tomasz Odrobinski
2Our Articles
- Hold Onto Your Cash by Czyzewski and Hicks (1992)
- Cash and Foreign Exchange Management Theory and
corporate practice in three countries (1989) - International Corporate Governance and Corporate
Cash Holdings by Dittmar, Mahrt-Smith and Servaes
(2003).
3Hold Onto Your Cash by Czyzewski and Hicks (1992)
-1
- Summary
- Examining if managers are using assets in
productive way - Measures the effect of cash holdings on ROA
- Methodology
- Data from Compustat Tapes
- Grouping according to ROA and industry
- Percentage of cash with assets
4Hold Onto Your Cash by Czyzewski and Hicks (1992)
-2
- Results
- Firms with highest ROA have the highest amount of
cash - Quality of the article
- Validity
- Reliability
- Generalisability
5Cash and Foreign Exchange Management Theory and
corporate practice in three countries (1989) -1
- Summary
- How cash and foreign exchange management vary
between countries - 7 areas of CFEM
- Methodology
- The Netherlands, Belgium, UK
- Questionnaire 750 companies
- analysis of replies (30,5)
6Cash and Foreign Exchange Management Theory and
corporate practice in three countries (1989) 2
- Results
- significant variation
- Size of companies matter
- Quality of the article
- Validity
- Reliability
- Generalisability
7International Corporate Governance and Corporate
Cash Holdings by Dittmar, Mahrt-Smith and Servaes
(2003) -1
- Summary
- Relevance of corporate governance in cash
holdings - Main determinants of corporate cash holdings
- Methodology
- International setting
- Global Vantage Database
- Robustness check
8International Corporate Governance and Corporate
Cash Holdings by Dittmar, Mahrt-Smith and Servaes
(2003) -2
- Results
- Agency costs main determinant
- Quality of the article
- Validity
- Reliability
- Generalisability
9Conclusions
- Size of articles vary
- Amount of references
- Documentation of methodology
- Support of findings
- Usefulness