Business, Management and Accounting
8 years ago

New model reveals how firms' financing choices impact market dynamics

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Corporate Financing Decisions: Integrated Analyses of Trade-Off, Pecking Order, and Market Timing Influences
Joseph P. Ogden, Shanhong Wu

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The study looked at how companies make decisions about how to raise money. They combined different theories to create a model and tested it with real data. The results showed that companies consider different factors when deciding how much debt to take on and when to issue new securities. This means that a company's characteristics play a big role in how they choose to finance their operations.