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investments (financing asset sales) across the business cycle. Equity financed investment transfers wealth from equity to debt …, hence, transfer wealth back from debt to equity. Exploring the dynamics of the heretofore overlooked “asset sale versus …
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leverage over the business cycle. Using a sample of monthly bank balance sheets for the period 1994–2011, we find not only that … leverage is predominantly pro-cyclical in the Colombian banking sector, but also that heterogeneity matters, and thus, an … aggregate measure of bank leverage can mask a fragile financial sector. In addition, although some banks display great dynamics …
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Using nationally representative Norwegian data we show family-owned workplaces are less likely to close than observationally similar non-family-owned workplaces. But this changed during the Crisis when the family businesses' closure hazard soared. This hike in 2009 was not related to performance...
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-term debt and cash flow levels between retail and wholesale firms over the business cycle. We test for differences in inventory … retailers tend to do worse in recessions when compared to the wholesalers. We find that net working capital and long-term debt … working capital and more long-term debt in the recessionary period compared to the expansionary period. Interestingly …
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of a diffusion regime. The switching costs and the cash flow generated from the firm depend on a business cycle …
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This paper studies how the interplay between technological shocks and financial variables shapes the properties of macroeconomic dynamics. Most of the existing literature has based the analysis of aggregate macroeconomic regularities on the representative agent hypothesis (RAH). However, recent...
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We document a significant but declining size effect and cyclicality in sales growth within U.S. public firms, including the COVID crisis. The patterns differ significantly from those documented in prior studies which focus on samples dominated by private firms. Small public firms grow faster...
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In this paper we analyze Minskian dynamics in the US economy via an empirical application of Minsky's financing regime classifications to a panel of nonfinancial corporations. First, we map Minsky's definitions of hedge, speculative and Ponzi finance onto firm-level data to describe the...
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, holding intermediaries' debt as cash. This paper shows that intermediaries' liquidity creation stimulates growth -- firms hold … their debt for unhedgeable investment needs -- but also breeds instability through procyclical intermediary leverage …. Introducing government debt as a competing source of liquidity is a double-edged sword: firms hold more liquidity in every state …
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Standard explanatory variables that determine credit ratings do not achieve significant effects in a sample of 100 US non-financial firms in an ordered probit panel estimation. Sample size and selection as well as the distribution of explanatory variables across rating classes may be the cause...
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