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Firms are heterogeneous in size, productivity, ownership concentration, governance, financial structure and other dimensions. This paper introduces a stylized theoretical framework to account for such differences and to explain the heterogeneous tax sensitivity of firm-level investments across...
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investment is financed almost entirely by the issuance of new debt whereas large firms use both their internal cash and new debt …
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's overinvestment. We posit that when external funds are easily available, as in expansionary monetary periods, debt loses its … disciplinary role of debt might become a false friend when money abounds. …
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We study two court rulings that materially affected dividend taxation in several European countries. The tax changes were not related to economic conditions or part of broader policy initiatives, providing a useful experiment for identifying the effect of taxation on capital structure, payout,...
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This study examines the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) on U.S. corporate investment. We examine U.S. firms and compare them to Canadian firms from 2017 to 2019 in a multivariate firm fixed-effects difference-in-differences analysis. Our results indicate that investment...
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What accounts for the large gaps in aggregate productivity across countries? I study the impact of equity frictions and policy distortions on aggregate productivity, investments in productivity and average firm size. I document that economies with deeper equity markets have higher productivity,...
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