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THE CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND THE COST OF CAPITAL: A SUGGESTED EXPOSITION*
The Journal of Finance, 1968The basic proposition of the theory of the firm's finance is the capital structure theorem, which specifies the relationship between the firm's capital structure and its cost of capital. From this theorem follow the other propositions concerning the relationship between the firm's investment and dividend policy, and its cost of capital and market value.
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Capital Structure Puzzle [PDF]
, 1984 This paper contrasts the "static tradeoff" and "pecking order" theories of capital structure choice by corporations. In the static tradeoff theory, optimal capital structure is reached when the tax advantage to borrowing is balanced, at the margin, by costs of financial distress.
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Liquidity and Capital Structure
2006This paper solves for a firm's optimal cash holding policy within a continuous time, contingent claims framework that has been extended to incorporate most of the significant contracting frictions that have been identified in the corporate finance literature.
Ronald W. Anderson, Andrew Carverhill
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Capital Structure and the Cost of Capital
2018The cost of capital is one of the most relevant variables in the company’s valuation models. It is probably one of the most relevant topics for managers and financial economists. For decades several studies have focused on the relationship between capital structure, cost of capital and company value. Despite a broad experience approach in both academic
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2007
Abstract Debt is bad, right? Persons who have not studied economics, particularly the economics of finance, are likely to agree that debt is bad. While it may sometimes be necessary for a firm to borrow money to finance a new project, clearly the sooner the debt is paid off, the wealthier the firm’s shareholders will be. For a particular
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Abstract Debt is bad, right? Persons who have not studied economics, particularly the economics of finance, are likely to agree that debt is bad. While it may sometimes be necessary for a firm to borrow money to finance a new project, clearly the sooner the debt is paid off, the wealthier the firm’s shareholders will be. For a particular
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Capital Ownership, Capital Structure, and Capital Markets
2021David Higgins, Steven Toms
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Working-Capital and Capital Structure
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019Mark Jeffrey Flannery, Özde Öztekin
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