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firms rely heavily on equity financing, even though benefits associated with debt (like tax shields) appear to be high and …. Debt, however, has an adverse effect on the enforceability of these arrangements because too much debt increases the firm … analysis provides an explanation for why some firms only use little debt financing. Predictions made by our theory are in line …
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The corporate finance literature documents that managers tend to over-invest in their companies. A number of theoretical contributions have aimed at explaining this stylized fact, most of them focusing on a fundamental agency problem between shareholders and managers. The present paper shows...
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The economic policy response to COVID-19 lockdowns included a variety of measures. Their effects on non-financial firms, however, remain unclear. To shed light on the effect of transfers, we investigate the effect of German emergency aid transfers (November-December aid), a program designed for...
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Crowdfunding provides innovation in enabling entrepreneurs to contract with consumers before investment. Under aggregate demand uncertainty, this improves screening for valuable projects. Entrepreneurial moral hazard and private cost information threatens this benefit. Crowdfunding’s...
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. Crises and recessions often occur independently of domestic leverage, making the credit-to-GDP gap a deficient early …
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market financing, debt or equity financing - seems to be particularly harmful or beneficial for growth. …
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negatively related to credit spreads. Particularly during the financial crisis of 2007-09 and the subsequent European debt crisis …
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The Basel credit-to-GDP gap is the single most popular measure of excessive credit growth and the financial cycle in general. It is based, however, on a purely statistical understanding of excessiveness: Growth is excessive if the credit-to-GDP ratio (i.e. the ratio of credit to nominal GDP) is...
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leverage constraints both in the banking and in the non-financial firm sector. I calibrate this "full model" to US data. In a … leverage, unlike the GK model. For a reasonably calibrated combination shocks to the net worth of banks and non-financial firms …
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about even though flows of other sources of financing, such as equity and debt securities, expand strongly and act as a …
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