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Why do firms choose high debt when they anticipate high valuations, and underperform subsequently? We propose a theory of financing cycles where the importance of creditors' control rights over cash flows (“pledgeability”) varies with industry liquidity. The market allows firms take on more...
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also suggests that higher anticipated liquidity can tighten credit constraints, instead of alleviating them …
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working capital. Debt holders provide an irrevocable credit line based on expected insolvency risk, and firms select optimal … credit rationing can occur in the absence of market frictions. The paper illustrates the theory using US data from 1989 to …
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The interplay between liquidity and credit risks in the interbank market is analyzed. Banks are hit by idiosyncratic …
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their main credit constraints and to analyse their access to credit as this input belongs to one of the main factors of … farther development of small, young and family farmers. In other words, their access to credit is crucial for the improvement … of the Slovak agricultural sector as a whole. In this paper we specify the main sources of credit for small farmers in …
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