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No references found	Bae, Korea University; Yasushi Hamao, University of Southern California; and Jun-Koo Kang, Nanyang Technological University, "Bank Monitoring Incentives and Borrower Earnings Management: Evidence from the Japanese Banking Crisis of 1993-2002" * Sergey Chernenko and Robin Greenwood, Harvard University, and Fritz Foley, Harvard University and NBER, "Are Agency Costs Fully Priced? Japan project meets by NBER Reporter Now the horizon was darkened by a new defensive arms race, a comatose Russian economy, ferment in the satellite countries, and a geriatric leadership crisis (where Stalin, Khrushchev, and Brezhnev had reigned for nearly 60 years, Brezhnev, Andropov, and Chernenko died in 28 months). He did it his way by Black, Conrad / The American Spectator Replacing Andropov with Chernenko was rather like replacing George Best with Paul Gascoigne, or Oliver Reed with Richard Harris. Shrimps learn to whistle: from a doddery Russian bear to a ... by Hershman, Gabriel / The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria)	Cherkasskii, Vladimir Aleksandrovich Cherkasskoe Cherkassy Cherkassy Oblast Cherkasy Cherkeska Cherkess Cherkess Autonomous Region Cherkessk Cherlak Chermasan Chermen Bedzhyzaty Chermen Davidovich Bedzhyzaty Chermidae Cherminae Chermoev, Abdul Chermoev, Abdul Medzhid Ortsuevich Chermoz Chern, Shiing-Shen Chernaia Chernaia Kholunitsa Chernaia Mogila Chernaia Rada Chernaia Rus Chernelitsa Chernenko Chernenko, Konstantin Chernenko, Konstantin Ustinovich Chernenko, Semen Chernenko, Semen Fedorovich Chernetsov Brothers Cherniaev, Ilia Ilich Cherniaev, Mikhail Cherniaev, Mikhail Grigorevich Cherniakhov Cherniakhov Culture Cherniakhovsk Cherniakhovskii, Ivan Cherniakhovskii, Ivan Danilovich Chernianka Chernigov Chernigov Oblast Chernigov Principality Chernigov Regiment Uprising Chernigovka Chernigovskii, Vladimir Chernigovskii, Vladimir Nikolaevich Chernihiv Chernishnia Chernitsyn, Nikolai Chernitsyn, Nikolai Nikolaevich	Cherkesses Cherkessia Cherkessia Cherkessk CHERL Cherlak Chermasan Chermen Bedzhyzaty Chermen Davidovich Bedzhyzaty Chermes Chermesidae Chermesidae Chermidae Chermidae Cherminae Chermoev, Abdul Chermoev, Abdul Medzhid Ortsuevich Chermosese Chermosese Chermoz Chern, Shiing-Shen Chern-Simons theory Chernaia Chernaia Kholunitsa Chernaia Mogila Chernaia Rada Chernaia Rus Chernelitsa Chernenko Chernenko, Konstantin Chernenko, Konstantin (Ustinovich) Chernenko, Konstantin (Ustinovich) Chernenko, Konstantin Ustinovich Chernenko, Semen Chernenko, Semen Fedorovich Chernetsov Brothers Cherni Vrah Cherniaev, Ilia Ilich Cherniaev, Mikhail Cherniaev, Mikhail Grigorevich Cherniakhov Cherniakhov Culture Cherniakhovsk Cherniakhovskii, Ivan Cherniakhovskii, Ivan Danilovich Chernianka Chernigiv Chernigiv Chernigov Chernigov Chernigov Oblast Chernigov Principality Chernigov Regiment Uprising Chernigovka Chernigovskii, Vladimir

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Bae, Korea University; Yasushi Hamao, University of Southern California; and Jun-Koo Kang, Nanyang Technological University, "Bank Monitoring Incentives and Borrower Earnings Management: Evidence from the Japanese Banking Crisis of 1993-2002" * Sergey Chernenko and Robin Greenwood, Harvard University, and Fritz Foley, Harvard University and NBER, "Are Agency Costs Fully Priced?

Japan project meets by NBER Reporter

Now the horizon was darkened by a new defensive arms race, a comatose Russian economy, ferment in the satellite countries, and a geriatric leadership crisis (where Stalin, Khrushchev, and Brezhnev had reigned for nearly 60 years, Brezhnev, Andropov, and Chernenko died in 28 months).