This paper proposes a principal-agent model between banks and firms with risk and asymmetric information. A mixed form of finance to firms is assumed. The capital structure of firms is a relevant cause for the final aggregate level of investment in the economy. In the model analyzed, there may be a separating equilibrium, which is not economically efficient, because aggregate investments fall short of the first-best level. Based on European firm-level data, an empirical model is presented which validates the result of the relevance of the capital structure of firms. The relative magnitude of equity in the capital structure makes a real difference to the profits obtained by firms in the economy
The article deals with the information asymmetry in the capital structure decisions of a corporation...
The paper presents a simple model arguing that the pecking order theory is an extreme when there is ...
ABSTRACT Since the literature started to relax the Modigliani and Miller (1958) assumptions, the exi...
Abstract: This paper proposes a principal-agent model between banks and firms with risk and asymmetr...
In this paper we examine the effects of asymmetric information on the nature of financial equilibriu...
Capital structure with asymmetric information about value and risk: theory and empirical analysis
The structure of information plays a crucial role in the model. The main goal of the paper is to exa...
This paper surveys capital structure theories based on agency costs, asymmetric information, product...
The paper presents a simple model arguing that the pecking order theory is an extreme when there is ...
The paper presents a simple model arguing that the pecking order theory is an extreme when there is ...
This paper proposes a model of financial markets and corporate finance, with asymmetric information ...
This research investigates the effect of financial information risk on firms' capital structure with...
The financial crisis of 2008-2009 forced financial economists to look critically at capital structur...
The article deals with the information asymmetry in the capital structure decisions of a corporation...
The article deals with the information asymmetry in the capital structure decisions of a corporation...
The article deals with the information asymmetry in the capital structure decisions of a corporation...
The paper presents a simple model arguing that the pecking order theory is an extreme when there is ...
ABSTRACT Since the literature started to relax the Modigliani and Miller (1958) assumptions, the exi...
Abstract: This paper proposes a principal-agent model between banks and firms with risk and asymmetr...
In this paper we examine the effects of asymmetric information on the nature of financial equilibriu...
Capital structure with asymmetric information about value and risk: theory and empirical analysis
The structure of information plays a crucial role in the model. The main goal of the paper is to exa...
This paper surveys capital structure theories based on agency costs, asymmetric information, product...
The paper presents a simple model arguing that the pecking order theory is an extreme when there is ...
The paper presents a simple model arguing that the pecking order theory is an extreme when there is ...
This paper proposes a model of financial markets and corporate finance, with asymmetric information ...
This research investigates the effect of financial information risk on firms' capital structure with...
The financial crisis of 2008-2009 forced financial economists to look critically at capital structur...
The article deals with the information asymmetry in the capital structure decisions of a corporation...
The article deals with the information asymmetry in the capital structure decisions of a corporation...
The article deals with the information asymmetry in the capital structure decisions of a corporation...
The paper presents a simple model arguing that the pecking order theory is an extreme when there is ...
ABSTRACT Since the literature started to relax the Modigliani and Miller (1958) assumptions, the exi...