Business, Management and Accounting
8 years ago

Businesses Struggle to Optimize Financing Decisions, Impacting Firm Value

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Managers’ Capital Structure Decisions — the Pecking Order Puzzle
Ted Lindblom, Gert Sandahl, Stefan Sjögren

Paper Summary

Managers make decisions about how to finance their businesses, and different theories try to explain why they choose certain ways to raise money. Some theories say it doesn't matter how a company gets its money, while others say taxes can affect how a company is valued. The way a company is funded can impact its worth.

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