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The effects of sentiment should be strongest during times of heightened valuation uncertainty. As such, we document a … significant amplifying role for market uncertainty in the relation between sentiment and aggregate investment. A one …-standard-deviation increase in uncertainty more than doubles the effect of sentiment on investment. Moreover, allowing uncertainty …
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Many economic variables of interest exhibit a tendency to revert to predictable long-run levels. However, mean reverting processes are rarely used in investment models in the literature. In most models, geometric Brownian motion processes are used for tractability. In this paper, a firm's entry...
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This paper deals with capital budgeting decisions under uncertainty. We present an Aggregate Return On Investment (AROI …
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financial frictions arising from asymmetric information, proxied by firms? liquidity and degree of uncertainty. Measures of … intrinsic and extrinsic uncertainty are derived from firms? daily stock returns and S&P 500 index returns along with a CAPM …. Financial frictions captured by interactions between firms? cash flow and both intrinsic and CAPM-based measures of uncertainty …
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financial frictions arising from asymmetric information, proxied by firms' liquidity and degree of uncertainty. Measures of … intrinsic and extrinsic uncertainty are derived from firms' daily stock returns and S&P 500 index returns along with a CAPM …. Financial frictions captured by interactions between firms' cash flow and both intrinsic and CAPM-based measures of uncertainty …
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We study the interactions of banks and ?rms within a leverage cycle to understand how capacity utilisation and capital … investment interact with funding costs, leverage by banks and ?rms, and liquidity. We show in a simulation study that when ?rms … levels, the real economy cycles around a leverage cycle. …
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This paper considers the effect of corruption on the effciency of capital investment. Using firm-level level data from the World Bank enterprise surveys, covering 90 developing and transition economies, we consider whether the cost of informal bribe payments distorts the efficient allocation of...
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-level data from Denmark, this paper argues that the high leverage, which was build up by some firms before the crisis … significant effect of high leverage is present also in subsamples defined by industry, liquidity ratio, and geography. The effect … a separate leverage or 'balance sheet' channel in addition to the effects of other variables conventionally included in …
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faced by corporates between investment and leverage. It also suggests that, should the estimated gap in net revenues …
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countries. Using firm-level data from 2005-2014, we postulate a non-linear corporate leverage-investment relationship and derive … thresholds beyond which leverage has a negative and significant impact on investment. The investment sensitivity of debt …
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