Product recalls, lobbying, and firm value

Abstract

The paper uses a unique, hand-collected data set of Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved products to understand the effect of lobbying on the product market. The authors gather total 86,462 FDA labels including drug patents, drugs, pre-market approvals and medical devices and test the relationship between lobbying and future firms’ product submissions.

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Management Decision
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Blake Rayfield
Assistant Professor of Finance

Blake Rayfield, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of North Florida and a Fulbright Specialist. His research focuses on Financial Technology, Corporate Finance, and Investments.