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SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 40, Issue 3, 1 November 2024 Citation: JLEO (2024) 40 (3): 571 UPDATE INFORMATION Articles Hiring Lucky CEOs Approval regulation and learning, with application to timing of merger control Overcoming contractual incompleteness: the role of guiding principles Product liability and firm owners' delegation to overconfident managers Labor provisions in trade agreements: recasting the protectionist debate When does patent protection spur cumulative research within firms? Peer pressure and discrimination: evidence from international cricket† The role of personal and impersonal relational contracts on partner selection and efficiency Competition policy and the labor share Improving the signal quality of grades On the incentives to exacerbate polarization Transactional-governance structures:new cross-country data and an application to the effect of uncertainty Acknowledgements.