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This study examined whether family-owned firms have advantages for accessing external financial sources for growth. Especially in developing countries with imperfect markets, firms can face difficulties accessing external financing sources; however, family-owned firms might have some advantages...
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The study aims to investigate how relying on short-term debt may help Chinese listed firms to make efficient investment … between growth and investment; this association is enhanced by leverage, especially for high-growth firms. This supports the … view that short-term debt helps Chinese firms to make optimal use of leverage and therefore make better investment …
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This study examines the impact of financial development on corporate investment in terms of their influence on … financing constraints. This study also tries to find the effect of financial development on the investment-cash flow sensitivity … that cash flow affects the investment decision of the company positively, which implies that Indian firms are financially …
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Background: The purpose of the study is to understand the role of cash flow sensitivity to investment as a measure of … constraints. Further, the role of other financial factors in investment decisions is explored. Methods: The study is conducted … Indian manufacturing sector. Results according to splitting criteria found that investment decisions of standalone firms are …
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This paper uses a large panel of Pakistani non-financial firms over the period 2000–2013 to examine the role of financial constraints in establishing the relationship between cash flow and external financing. The results reveal that there exists a negative and significant relationship between...
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This study investigates the possible nonlinear relationship between working capital and credit rating. Furthermore, it examines the relationship between the three components of working capital (inventory, accounts receivable, and accounts payable) and a firm's credit rating. Employing data for...
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