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Sanford Grossman(1953)

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Sanford Grossman is a recipient of the John Bates Clark Medal (1987) from United States. They were educated at University of Chicago. They have been affiliated with University of Pennsylvania.

Wikipedia

United States

John Bates Clark Medal (1987)

Wikipedia

Major Awards

Publications

51,035

Citations

h-index

N/A

i10-index

680.5

Avg Citations/Paper

Awards & Recognition

John Bates Clark Medal Princeton University

1987

Most Cited Works

Top publications by citation count

The Costs and Benefits of Ownership: A Theory of Vertical and Lateral Integration

(2011)

1,363

citations

Diversification , Systematic Risk , and Shareholder Return : A Capital Market Extension of Rumelt ' s 1974 Study

(2008)

citations

The effect of privity and liability sharing on product safety and vertical integration

(2008)

citations

4 Corporate Financial Structure and Managerial Incentives

(2007)

citations

Risk and Return : Consumption Beta Versus Market Beta

(2007)

110

citations

You have printed the following article : The Costs and Benefits of Ownership : A Theory of Vertical and Lateral Integration

(2007)

6,001

citations

FUND SELECTION IN 401 ( K ) PLANS

(2006)

citations

Organizations as Internal Capital Markets

(2002)

citations

Costly Arbitrage : Evidence from Closed-End Funds

(1997)

370

citations

#10

Clustering and Competition in Asset Markets1

Journal law and economy(1997)

159

citations

Recent Publications

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The Costs and Benefits of Ownership: A Theory of Vertical and Lateral Integration

2011

1,363citations

Diversification , Systematic Risk , and Shareholder Return : A Capital Market Extension of Rumelt ' s 1974 Study

2008

39citations

The effect of privity and liability sharing on product safety and vertical integration

2008

0citations

4 Corporate Financial Structure and Managerial Incentives

2007

3citations

Risk and Return : Consumption Beta Versus Market Beta

2007

110citations

Open Access

You have printed the following article : The Costs and Benefits of Ownership : A Theory of Vertical and Lateral Integration

2007

6,001citations

FUND SELECTION IN 401 ( K ) PLANS

2006

0citations

Organizations as Internal Capital Markets

2002

0citations

Costly Arbitrage : Evidence from Closed-End Funds

1997

370citations

Clustering and Competition in Asset Markets1

Journal law and economy1997

159citations

External Profiles

Publications & Citations

Education

University of Chicago(Doctor of Philosophy)

Doctoral Advisors

Jennifer CarpenterMichael WaldmanJiang WangNachiket Madhusudan MorZhongquan ZhouAndrei A. KirilenkoMichele A. KreislerRobert Leonard ReiderArnold Zellner