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This paper provides new evidence that taxes affect capital structure choice, using a unique and comprehensive panel data set which covers 86,173 German non-financial firms over the years 1973-2008. Following the Graham methodology to simulate marginal tax rates, we find a statistically and...
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This paper provides new evidence that taxes affect capital structure choice, using a unique and comprehensive panel data set which covers 86,173 German non-financial firms over the years 1973–2008. Following the Graham methodology to simulate marginal tax rates, we find a statistically and...
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This paper provides new evidence that taxes affect capital structure choice, using a unique and comprehensive panel data set which covers 86,173 German non-financial firms over the years 1973-2008. Following the Graham methodology to simulate marginal tax rates, we find a statistically and...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013101183
In this paper we analyze how firms that extend trade credit finance and operate the generated accounts receivable. Firms decide whether to internally manage the trade credit, use full-service factoring or enter into an inhouse factoring contract. Our model is mainly based on a theory of the firm...
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Recent studies show that a standard partial adjustment model with the debt ratio as the dependent variable cannot distinguish between mechanical mean reversion and adjustment to target capital structure. I propose a new approach that uses the net increase of debt as the dependent variable and...
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This study analyzes the impact of bank relationships on a firm’s cost of debt. We focus on relationships with the main bank. We find that a firm’s cost of debt decreases with relationship strength, proxied by the share of bank debt provided by the main lender, but rises with relationship...
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This paper investigates contagion at the German interbank market under the assumption of a stochastic loss given default (LGD). We combine a unique data set about the LGD of interbank loans with data about interbank exposures. We find that the frequency distribution of the LGD is u-shaped. Under...
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