Bibliography
BOOKS AND
CHAPTERS
by Susanne Trimbath:
“Financial Ratios in Quantitative Data Analysis: a practical guide”, Chapter 20, in Methodological Issues in Accounting Research: Theories and Methods, (Zahirul Hoque, Deakin University, General Editor), Spiramus Press, London (2006).
“A Primer on Finance, Growth, and Regulation” (with J.R. Barth), Chapter
2, pp. 32-45 in Regulation
of Financial Intermediaries in Emerging Markets,
Sage Publications, New Delhi (2005).
The
Savings and Loan Crisis: Lessons from a Regulatory Failure,
(eds., with James Barth and Glenn Yago), The Milken Institute Series on Financial
Innovation and Economic Growth, Kluwer Academic Press (2004).
Beyond
Junk Bonds: Expanding High Yield Markets, with Glenn Yago,
Oxford University Press, New York, 2003.
Mergers
and Efficiency: Changes Across Time, The Milken Institute
Series on Financial Innovation and Economic Growth, Kluwer Academic Press,
2002.
PUBLICATIONS
by
Susanne Trimbath:
“2005 Best Picks: Middle-Market Targets in Tech Sector,” US Banker, 115(6) p. 52(2), June (2005).
“Think Tanks: Who’s Hot and Who’s Not,” The International Economy, Summer, p. 11(16), (2005).
“We’re Already a Homeownership Society” (with J. Kotkin), The American Enterprise, March 2005, pp. 40-44.
“Capital Markets: Challenges and Opportunities for the New World,” ICFAI
Journal of Financial Economics (2004).
“Progress Report – Promoting Global Financial Development: Vive La Différence!” Progress
in Development Studies 4(1), p. 65-76 (2004).
“Before the Enron Collapse : What Corporate CFOs Around the World Said
About the Status of Accounting and Disclosure Practices," with
James Barth and Glenn Yago, Review of Pacific Basin Financial Markets
and Policies 6(4), (2003).
“Institute View: Markets at the Frontier,” (Fourth Quarter 2003), with Glenn
Yago, Milken Institute Review, Milken Institute; Santa Monica,
CA.
"Financial Buyers Prefer to Target Inefficient Firms for Takeover,
Study Finds" from "Financial Buyers in Takeovers: Focus on Cost
Efficiency," with Halina Frydman and Roman Frydman. The Mergers & Acquisitions
Advisor, 9(12), p.5(4), December 2002.
"Financial Buyers in Takeovers: Focus on Cost Efficiency," with
Halina Frydman and Roman Frydman, Managerial Finance, 28(12), p.
1-13, 2002.
Housing Affordability in Three Dimensions: Price, Income and Interest
Rates, with Juan Montoya, Milken Institute Policy Brief, September
2002.
A New Kind of Gold? Investment in Housing in Times of Economic Uncertainty,
with Juan Montoya, Milken Institute Policy Brief, June 2002.
“Institute View: Global Financial Development,” (Second Quarter 2002), with
James R. Barth, and Glenn Yago, Milken Institute Review, Milken
Institute; Santa Monica, CA.
“A Primer on Finance, Growth and Regulation,” with James R. Barth, Proceedings
of An International Conference on Regulation of Financial Intermediaries
in Emerging Markets, hosted by Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
and ICICI Research Center (Mumbai, India, March 21, 2002).
Capital Access Index: Missing Markets – Global Barriers to Financing
the Future, (2002), with James R. Barth, Don McCarthy, Triphon Phumiwasana,
and Glenn Yago, Policy Briefs, Milken Institute: Santa Monica, CA.
“Banking and Finance in Latin America,” International Encyclopedia
of Business and Management Online , with James R. Barth, Cindy Lee
and Glenn Yago, (October 2001).
“Institute View: Changes across Time in Merger Activity,” (First Quarter
2001), Milken Institute Review, Milken Institute; Santa Monica, CA.
“Cost Inefficiency, Size of Firms and Takeovers,” (2001), with Halina Frydman
and Roman Frydman, Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting,
17(4), p. 397-420.
Capital Access Index: Financial Repression and Capital Access,
(2001), with Glenn Yago, Thomas Hall, and Juan Montoya, Policy Briefs (26),
Milken Institute: Santa Monica, CA.
High Yield Financing and Efficiency-Enhancing Takeovers, (2000),
Policy Briefs (22), Milken Institute: Santa Monica, CA.
