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investment or disinvestment and/or mergers and acquisitions (M&As). We show theoretically how the choice of adjustment strategy …
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Due to adjustment costs, firms' only partially adjust toward desired investment levels. By exploiting unique survey …, firms with either minor investment targets, a large fraction of desired replacement investments or low asset irreversibility … adjust within shorter time compared to firms with major investment plans, capacity expansion targets or high asset …
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We study the simultaneous choice of investment, debt financing and liquidity for a large sample of US corporates … decisions, our joint estimation approach shows that cash flow sensitivities of investment, net debt issuance and cash holdings … improving investment opportunities, constrained firms drive up their cash stocks to preserve financial flexibility. Even though …
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We use a unique sample of self-employed and corporate clients provided by a universal bank in Germany to investigate how recall risk of recallable bank lines of credit impact cash holdings and line usage. While the bank does not require an upfront fee for providing a line of credit, which may...
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We analyze the life-cycle patterns of a firm's financing decisions and their interaction with future growth and development decisions. The framework derives three different financing sequences (debt-debt, equity-debt, equity-equity financing) which we link to existing empirical research....
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Cost of capital rate is a result of risk included in cost of debt rates and cost of equity rates. Generally to estimate cost of capital rates with use of CAPM conception, is used information about general risk indicator, known as beta coefficient and relations between debt and equity rates. Such...
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Manpower constraints are the pervasive lack of specialized high- and low-skill workers, irrespective of the wage firms might offer.
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investment equation splitting up the sample between exporters and non-exporters. Using three alternative econometric models … literature, exporting firms are the ones facing larger financial constraints on investment. We propose an explanation for this …, particularly in Argentina, which triggers a profit squeeze phenomenon for exportable firms, reducing their investment capacity. …
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corporate net lending determinants. We disentangle the effects of the profit share on corporate saving and investment and …
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Credit constraints are more frequent among growth companies with large investment opportunities. For the same reason … investment opportunities to a larger extent. (ii) Taxes which are neutral in a neoclassical world, still restrict expansion … investment of constrained firms by reducing free cash-flow and thereby discourage innovation. (iii) A revenue neutral increase in …
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