Enterprise investment and growth: Firm characteristics and efficient investment
Dariya Mykhayliv (2008) Leeds University Press.
Dariya Mykhayliv graduated from the University of Leeds with a PhD in Economics. Her research interests are at the intersection of microeconomics, financial economics, corporate governance and macroeconomics. One stream of her recent research investigates the impact of private benefits of managers on the (investment) behaviour of firms, both from a theoretical and empirical perspective. This research has applications to issues related to corruption and asset stripping frequently observed in transitional economies. Her other stream of recent research deals with macroeconomics, the financial system in Europe and its impact on inequality, in particular, alternative means of finance and comparisons between social and conventional banks with respect to financial performance and economic efficiency.
Applied Microeconomics, Financial Economics, Corporate Governance, Financial Constraints, Social banking and Alternative Finance, Economics of Transition
Research Collaborations: Collaboration in “The Finance and Inequality” project with Gary Dymski and Annina Kaltenbrunner (Leeds University Business School), Research Project, Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS). Research Collaborations Collaboration in “The Finance and Inequality” project with Gary Dymski and Annina Kaltenbrunner (Leeds University Business School), Research Project, Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS).
Dariya Mykhayliv (2008) Leeds University Press.
Mykhayliv, Dariya; Zauner, K.G. (2018)
Mykhayliv, Dariya; Zauner, K.G. (2017)
Mykhayliv, Dariya; Zauner, K.G. (2015)
Mykhayliv D.;Zauner K. (2013) Journal of Comparative Economics. 41, 265-278.
Mykhayliv, Dariya (2016)
Mykhayliv, Dariya; Zauner, K.G. (2016)
Mykhayliv, Dariya; Zauner, K.G. (2016)
Mykhayliv, Dariya; Zauner, K.G. (2015)