Analysis quantifies cost floors from listing rules on firms, suggesting strong impacts on survival irrespective of success.
This paper quantifies the implicit cost floors imposed by stock exchange listing requirements on mining exploration firms. It shows how regulatory compliance shapes firm survival independent of exploration success. The analysis reframes listing rules as an economic constraint rather than a neutral governance feature.
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