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The Determinants of Debt Financing

open access: yes, 2013
Debt financing is an important part in capital structure. Over the fifty years, most scholars and researchers focus primarily on the balance between debt financing and equity financing. And only few research involve in types of debt financing, as well as the determinant of debt financing.
Zhao, Chenkai
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Debt and equity financing

2021
Sports organizations often require capital or money in order to operate, grow, or expand. Borrowing money or issuing debt is one form of financing that is commonly utilized. Alternatively, offering equity (partial ownership) to an investor in exchange for money is also frequently utilized.
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The Use of Debt in Corporate Finance

2022
This chapter summarizes the major theoretical and empirical contributions of the financial economics and law and economics literature on the use of debt in corporate financing. It then derives implications for corporate governance, contract law and practice, and organizational law.
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Debt Financing [PDF]

open access: possible, 2012
We show that the predictions about the effects of financing the debt with taxes or inflation change when households react by changing their demand for money. In the model, the households change the optimal interval between bond trades to change the demand for money. In standard cash-in-advance models, the interval between trades is fixed, which implies
Andre Silva, Bernardino Adao
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Finance, Banking and Debt

2021
The world of finance is not accessible to everyday people. In recent years, work in the area known as 'social studies of finance' has opened up the black box of international banking to reveal the organizational and human foibles that make up the reality of this seemingly divine entity.
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Institutions Arrangements and Debt Financing

Research in International Business and Finance, 2012
We find that institutional arrangements have an impact on the real economy by affecting firms’ choice between private and public debt and the subsequent financing costs. Using new debt issued by firms in 26 non-US countries, we find, after controlling for firm characteristics predicted by debt agency and information asymmetry theories, that the level ...
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Convertible Debt Financing

The Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 1973
The evolution of corporate capital structure theory in the literature of finance has been marked by the development of an increasingly imaginative rendition of market processes under conditions of uncertainty. Trade-offs between debt and equity sources of financing, and their consequent impact on shareholder wealth, have been the major concern.
Wilbur G. Lewellen, George A. Racette
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Debt-financed migration: Agency and the productivity of debt

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Debt-financed migration has been a subject of academic interest for the past two decades. This phenomenon can be divided into two main mechanisms: salary deductions and upfront payments. In salary deductions, facilitators provide migrants with upfront funds that are later deducted from their salaries by their employers.
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On Debt-Financing and Investment Timing [PDF]

open access: possibleFinnish Economic Papers, 2002
This paper studies the relationship between debt-financing and the timing of investment, under asymmetric information. In particular we show that an option to delay raises the average profitability of firms who choose to invest immediately, thereby reducing the market interest rate on debt. Moreover, the option to delay is shown to be welfare improving.
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Debt-financing the EU

Common Market Law Review
The EU has transformed from an international organization to an autonomous legal regime with supremacy and direct effect. However, in economic terms, the Union never fully emancipated – it remains dependent on Member States in securing funding to fulfil its objectives.
Armin Steinbach, Sebastian Grund
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