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types of political risk, like expropriation, corruption and confiscatory taxation, and In our theoretical analysis we find …
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This paper investigates how multinational firms choose the capital structure of their foreign affiliates in response to political risk. We focus on two choice variables, the leverage and the ownership structure of the foreign affiliate, and we distinguish different types of political risk, such...
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This paper investigates how multinational firms choose the capital structure of their foreign affiliates in response to political risk. We focus on two choice variables, the leverage and the ownership structure of the foreign affiliate, and we distinguish different types of political risk, such...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013135755
This paper investigates how multinational firms choose the capital structure of their foreign affiliates in response to political risk. We focus on two choice variables, the leverage and the ownership structure of the foreign affiliate, and we distinguish different types of political risk, such...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012991068
corruption, may affect the access to credit for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). Using a sample of 68 …-2014, we investigate whether the level of corruption affects their demand for bank loans. Overall, we find that the degree of … corruption seems to play a role in the applications for bank loans when small firms are under investigation. Interestingly …
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We examine how firms change their cash policies in response to the downfall of corrupt politicians in China. We find that firms connected to their local government increase cash holdings when high-profile politician downfalls occur in the government. Consistent with the precautionary saving...
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This paper examines the effect of corruption on the financial fragility of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across … association between corruption and corporate financial fragility. We find evidence that an increase in the degree of corruption is … corruption is significantly associated with the financial fragility of firms in developed countries. Furthermore, we find that …
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Using political corruption conviction data from the U.S. Department of Justice, we examine the impact of local … corruption on firms’ debt maturity structure while exploring both demand-side and supply-side explanations. Our results support … the demand-side story and indicate that firms located in high corruption areas utilize less short-term debt to mitigate …
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This paper examines how political corruption affects M&A activities. By exploiting the public enforcement of the anti-corruption … corruption increases cross-region takeover activities by 40% and deal volume more than doubles. Further analysis reveals that the … behind these real effects on corporate investments. Reduction in corruption also leads to higher bidder returns and improves …
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This study examines the determinants of anti-corruption disclosures and the effect of disclosures on the profitability … and financial stability of extractive firms in Africa. The study also tests the presence of convergence in anti-corruption … determinants of anti-corruption disclosure are: membership in the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) and Extractive Industry …
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