Investment and financial restraint Typically, conventional econometrics fails to highlight a causal link between debt ratios and investment expenditures, against the intuition of banks and firms practicians. A different approach is proposed here. The "financial restraint" is not incorporated in the debt ratios, but in an hypothesis about the indebtness dynamics : in permanent regulation, the rate of interest must be larger than the debt growth rate. In other terms, the "financial balance" of indebted agents, i.e. the difference between the new borrowing and the debt service, must be negative. This rule of financial orthodoxy has been constantly frustrated in the sixties and the seventies, through the markets management and the inflation dr...
The ratio of outstanding debt to gross national product in the United States has shown essentially n...
In this paper, we analyze whether the total debt ratios and bank loan ratios of Chinese listed compa...
Is it Necessary to Limit Liability Always More and to Transfer Risk Always More in Order to Finance ...
Investment and financial restraint Typically, conventional econometrics fails to highlight a causal...
Investment in most heavily indebted countries has been weak since 1982. The widely accepted debt ove...
Financial constraints and firms' investment The main result of this paper is empirical. We study th...
Profitability, investment and Financing - For the 1967-1978 period it is possible to compare the inv...
This thesis presents various dynamic models of corporate decisions to address two main issues: inve...
Financial constraint and growth in the developing countries The prudential ratios External debt/GDP...
This paper examines the relation between debt structure and investment, by exploiting differences in...
This paper surveys issues with respect to the structural modelling of econometric tests of investmen...
The growth regime which prevailed in France since the middle of the 1980s is characterised by a reco...
This paper examines the relation between debt structure and investment, by exploiting dif-ferences i...
In this paper we question the idea that the deduction of debt interest is always an effective policy...
While many studies have been devoted to capital accumulation and rate of profit, the article empiric...
The ratio of outstanding debt to gross national product in the United States has shown essentially n...
In this paper, we analyze whether the total debt ratios and bank loan ratios of Chinese listed compa...
Is it Necessary to Limit Liability Always More and to Transfer Risk Always More in Order to Finance ...
Investment and financial restraint Typically, conventional econometrics fails to highlight a causal...
Investment in most heavily indebted countries has been weak since 1982. The widely accepted debt ove...
Financial constraints and firms' investment The main result of this paper is empirical. We study th...
Profitability, investment and Financing - For the 1967-1978 period it is possible to compare the inv...
This thesis presents various dynamic models of corporate decisions to address two main issues: inve...
Financial constraint and growth in the developing countries The prudential ratios External debt/GDP...
This paper examines the relation between debt structure and investment, by exploiting differences in...
This paper surveys issues with respect to the structural modelling of econometric tests of investmen...
The growth regime which prevailed in France since the middle of the 1980s is characterised by a reco...
This paper examines the relation between debt structure and investment, by exploiting dif-ferences i...
In this paper we question the idea that the deduction of debt interest is always an effective policy...
While many studies have been devoted to capital accumulation and rate of profit, the article empiric...
The ratio of outstanding debt to gross national product in the United States has shown essentially n...
In this paper, we analyze whether the total debt ratios and bank loan ratios of Chinese listed compa...
Is it Necessary to Limit Liability Always More and to Transfer Risk Always More in Order to Finance ...