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firm’s leverage significantly determines its coalmining fatality: A 10% increase in the debt ratio leads, on average, to a … 3% increase in the number of death tolls. It suggests that reducing leverage in coalmining firms can be an effective way …
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of employment and the income of households. This paper focuses on the role of firm leverage on the growth performance of … the firm during the global financial crisis. We investigate whether the firms that experienced a large leverage increase … rise. The findings suggest that the poorer sales growth performance of the firm was related to the firm leverage increase …
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This paper proposes a new regulatory approach that implements capital requirements contingent on managerial compensation. We argue that excessive risk taking in the financial sector originates from the shareholder moral hazard created by government guarantees rather than from corporate...
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We examine leverage decisions in the context of national culture over the 1996–2010 period. Cultural characteristics … with high Individualism and Indulgence employ more debt. Firms located in countries with high Power Distance, Masculinity … less debt relative to non-capital-raising ADRs, and notably, in the post-cross-listing period. Interestingly, the home …
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’ target financial leverage and the speed of adjustment to it in two transition economies, the Czech Republic and Bulgaria. We … explicitly model the adjustment of companies’ leverage to a target leverage, and this target leverage is itself explained by a … under investigation. Bulgarian companies adjusted much faster to the target leverage than Czech firms. The speed of …
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to explicitly model the adjustment of a firm’s leverage to a target leverage. …
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dividends – rather than leverage – that leads to a reduction of free cash flows. The specific characteristics of corporate …(VF)La limitation du problème du free cash flow dépend de l’efficacité des mécanismes de gouvernance.Sur la base d … niveau d’endettement, qui permet de réduire le niveau du free cash flow. Les caractéristiques du conseil d’administration et …
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that there is a significant negative impact of liquidity, tangibility, profitability and cash gap on the two debt ratios … panel data. We model the leverage ratio as a function of firm-specific characteristics. The findings indicate the emerging … character of Serbian corporate environment. We document that Serbian firms tend to have much lower debt ratio and that they rely …
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This paper investigates the relationship between leverage and the financial performance of listed firm in Kenya. We use … leverage significantly, and negatively, affects the profitability of listed firms in Kenya. However, leverage has no effect on …
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We observe a persistent increase in the percentage of firms with little or no debt in their capital structure over the … last three decades. The fraction of firms with less than five percent debt in their capital structure increases from 14 … methodologies, specifications, and time periods. Overall, these results suggest that the well-documented benefits of leverage are …
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