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This research investigates how the legal sanctions prevailing under bankruptcy code impact on the design of debt … actively trades off between private renegotiation and costly bankruptcy procedure. Besides, the debtor’s investment policy … investment project (economic efficiency) and bankruptcy costs are avoided through private renegotiation (legal efficiency): this …
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This research investigates how bankruptcy law influences the design of debt contracts and the investments choices. We … bankruptcy only. This way of resolving financial distress can be avoided yet, if a private agreement is achieved. First, – when … sanctions are high – we show costly bankruptcy may be preferred by honest firms over private negotiation: thus, costly …
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Literature on ex-ante efficiency of bankruptcy procedures investigates how these procedures influence the behavior of … managers and creditors. We extend this literature by explaining how bankruptcy law can influence the design of debt contracts …
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which bankruptcy courts have to combine both social efficiency (maintaining employment) and ex post financial efficiency … as a going concern or liquidation). Addressing this dilemma, we discuss the determinants of bankruptcy courts’ selection … employment by facilitating continuation and reducing the domino effects of bankruptcy. (2) the courts’ choice between rival …
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Under the assumption that asset markets are incomplete, this paper introduces bankruptcy in an intertemporal … argues that intervention in the form of a level of bankruptcy exemption can enhance not only social welfare but also … distributive equity. The bankruptcy law is carefully specified in the model. The model generates distributional changes in …
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general equilibrium model. Binding ceilings on loan rates reduce the probability of bankruptcy. Lower bankruptcy rates result … in lower bankruptcy and liquidation costs. The authors state conditions under which the resources freed by this cost …
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