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The study investigated the impact of capital structure decisions on the financial performance of the selected Indian IT firms. The analysis based on the fixed and random effect regression model using panel data collected for the period 2008 to 2019 of 43 selected Indian IT companies listed in...
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, especially that of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The paper contributes to the literature concerned with the … System, this paper provides firm-level evidence for SMEs of a positive link between export propensity and ownership … propensity of SMEs caused either by internal factors (export initial conditions, performance and liquidity) or by external …
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-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Germany. A panel vector autoregressive model allows us to account for potential endogeneity and individual …-sized firms. However, we find no relation for micro-sized firms. While the smallest SMEs hence seem unable to seize the … performance-enhancing effects of higher leverage, it appears important to keep credit restrictions at bay for larger SMEs …
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examined the impact of capital structure on firm performance of manufacturing sector SMEs in UK for the period of 1998 … retained earnings and specially SMEs have less access to external finance and face difficulties in borrowing funds. It is …
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Objective - The growth of SMEs in Indonesia is rising from year to year. As an anticipation of bankruptcy, predictions … SMEs in Indonesia.Finding - The operating income to total assets has a negative and significant effect on SMEs financial … distress. Meanwhile, retained earnings to total assets have a positive impact. Indonesian SMEs must be efficient in their …
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In this paper, we re-examine the findings of Strebulaev and Yang (2014) related to zero leverage firms when applied to bottom quintile of small firms. For this paper, we eliminate the 10 million in Total Assets minimum to be included in the Strebulaev and Yang (2014) sample. This change would...
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This paper explores the puzzle of inconsistent findings in regard to bank lending decisions and the negative response to bank loan announcements in China. Using firm performance before and after the lending decisions, adjusted for the effects of earnings management, we are able to examine not...
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This study demonstrates that suitable professional expertise on corporate boards can have a significant impact on firm outcomes. The analysis examines diversity of expertise on boards, its link to shareholder value, and adds to the literature by introducing corporate life cycle and industry...
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This paper examines the relationship between family owned and nonfamily companies in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and compares their performances in terms of market indicators and accounting indicators. Corporate ownership structure and its effect on firm performance have been of great...
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We propose a framework that advances our understanding of CEO retention decisions in misreporting firms. Consistent with economic intuition, outside directors are more likely to fire (retain) CEOs when retention (replacement) costs are high relative to replacement (retention) costs. When the...
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