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statistically significant supporting the “pecking order” theory. As expected, tangible assets and firm size have a positive and …
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I examine the effects of transparency in the secondary market on the capital structure of firms. To identify it, I rely on a quasi-experiment in which the 2002 regulations of TRACE mandated the public dissemination of post-trade pricing and volume information for corporate bonds. Dissemination...
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This paper clarifies the capital structure puzzle. The traditional theories have forgotten to monitor the money raised from equity issuing. When included, the contribution of this source of finance becomes apparent. Though its productivity is the same as any money, including debt, its cost is...
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This paper tests the static tradeoff theory against the pecking order theory. We focus on an important difference in … prediction: the static tradeoff theory argues that a firm increases leverage until it reaches its target debt ratio, while the … find that the pecking order theory is a better descriptor of firms' issue decisions than the static tradeoff theory. In …
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Using data on balance sheets of both financial and nonfinancial sectors of the economy, we use a "demand system" approach to study how lender composition and willingness to provide credit affect the relationship between credit expansions and real activity. A key advantage of jointly modeling the...
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Financial strategy is about how companies raise funds and manage them within their organizations. Corporate governance is relevant to both of these aspects, and an understanding of corporate governance is vital for an appreciation of corporate finance. This chapter from Corporate Financial...
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In this paper we provide new evidence that corporate financing decisions are associated with managerial incentives to report high equity earnings. Managers rely most heavily on debt to finance their asset growth when their future earnings prospects are poor, when they are under pressure due to...
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-known asset pricing models and return anomalies. Consistent with the Q theory of investment, they create value up to three lags …
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Persuaded by the pecking order assumptions, where internal fund is preferred over debt and equity when financing investment projects, this study provided empirical evidence on the interaction between working capital management and corporate debt structure, and the effect of this on corporate...
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This paper documents the role of capital markets in financing nonfinancial French firms since the adoption of the euro and analyzes its implications for risk using a structural model of credit risk. The analysis suggests that market financing has played a more important role in financing French...
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