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One possible explanation that bidding firms earned positive abnormal returns in diversifying acquisitions in the 1960s is that internal capital markets were expected to overcome the information deficiencies of the less developed capital markets. Examining 392 bidder firms during the 1960s, we...
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Over the past decade, a number of researchers have extended conventional models of business fixed investment to incorporate a role for financial constraints' in determining investment. This paper reviews developments and challenges in this empirical research, and uses advances in models of...
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of internal finance. Second, the KZ regression results (lower sensitivity of investment to cash flow for firms classified … possibly self- serving managerial statements that may present a distorted picture of firm's availability of finance. It also …
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We examine the neoclassical investment model using a panel of U.S. manufacturing firms. The standard model with no financing constraints cannot be rejected for firms with high (pre-sample) dividend payouts. However, it is decisively rejected for firms with low (pre-sample) payouts (firms we...
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would otherwise. It does so in two respects: First, it provides a relative subsidy to debt finance; second, it restricts …
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determinant of investment spending, because of a "financing hierarchy," in which internal finance has important cost advantages … over external finance. We build on recent research concerning imperfections in markets for equity and debt. This work … ability to raise funds externally, investment spending may be sensitive to the availability of internal finance. That is …
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