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explanation for a wide range of corporate policies such as leverage, share issuance and repurchases, M&A payment method, cash …
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leverage, the optimum and excessive risk and the probability of a debt crisis. The theoretically founded early warning signals … crisis ; optimal leverage and debt ratios ; Congressional Oversight Panel ; Case-Shiller index …
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function on too thin layer of capital - high leverage - owing to a misreading of the degree of risk embodied in ever more … complex financial products and markets. Third, the breakdown was unpredictable and inevitable, given the “excessive” leverage … following questions: what is an optimal leverage or capital requirement that balances the expected growth against risk? What are …
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Most firms deleverage from their historical peak market-leverage (ML) ratios to near-zero ML, while also markedly … positive leverage targets …
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We consider a price-maker company which generates electricity and sells it in the spot market. The company can increase its level of installed power by irreversible installations of solar panels. In absence of the company's economic activities, the spot electricity price evolves as an...
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We solve an infinite time-horizon bounded-variation stochastic control problem with regime switching between N states. This is motivated by the problem of a government that wants to control the country's debt-to-GDP (gross domestic product) ratio. In our formulation, the debt-to-GDP ratio...
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This paper studies an optimal irreversible extraction problem of an exhaustible commodity in presence of regime shifts. A company extracts a natural resource from a reserve with finite capacity, and sells it in the market at a spot price that evolves according to a Brownian motion with...
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A problem of optimally purchasing electricity at a real-valued spot price (that is, with potentially negative cost) has been recently addressed in De Angelis, Ferrari and Moriarty (2015) [SIAM J. Control Optim. 53(3)]. This problem can be considered one of irreversible investment with a cost...
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