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This article presents one of the most comprehensive studies to date to employ filtering techniques to distinguish between routine and "investment spike" financing. This study documents significant heterogeneity in investment spike financing, particularly by firm size. Further, when spike size or...
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This study proposes a generalized partial adjustment model of dividends in which managers set target dividends based on adaptively-formed earnings prospects. We show that firms adjust dividends to their target payouts much faster than previously documented. When managers form future earnings...
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We examine the effect of stock liquidity on the choice between debt and equity financing. Using three quasi-natural experiments, we show that increased stock liquidity increases firms' propensity to finance using debt. In addition, we document that liquidity reduces the cost of debt finance....
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This appendix comprises four parts. The first part presents proofs of lemmas and propositions. The second part presents some additional robustness tests. The third part reports the results of analyses designed to reconcile our results with a prior empirical study on a closely related issue. The...
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We show that stock liquidity increases the propensity of firms to raise debt capital. The positive effect of liquidity on a debt issuance propensity is much stronger in firms with greater default risk. The effect of liquidity on the cost of debt capital is much larger than its effect on the cost...
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Using two quasi-natural experiments in China, we examine the effect of stock liquidity on investment efficiency. We find that enhanced stock liquidity leads to more efficient investment and the effect is much more pronounced for under-investing firms compared to over-investing firms. In...
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This study examines the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on the quantity and economic value of innovation, finding significant positive effects. A one-standard-deviation increase in the lagged CSR score results in 6.18 more patents being granted to an average firm in a year and...
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Using the split-share structure reform in China, we examine the effect of stock liquidity on investment efficiency. We find that enhanced stock liquidity leads to more efficient investment and the effect is much more pronounced for under-investing firms compared to over-investing firms. We also...
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This paper documents that enhanced stock liquidity increases the propensity of firms to raise debt capital. The positive effect of liquidity on a debt issuance propensity is much stronger in firms with greater default risk. The reduction of the cost of debt driven by enhanced liquidity is much...
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Using a unique dataset of Korean firms, we demonstrate that the effects of public listing on trade credit demand are heterogeneous between chaebol and non-chaebol firms. While we find a significant negative relationship between public listing and trade credit demand for non-chaebol firms, we do...
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