Specifically, in this Article two dimensions of investment are considered: (1) the firm\u27s choice of capitalization or its capital-intensity of production (including the amount of capital invested in the firm, and the debt/equity mix); and (2) given the firm\u27s choice of capitalization, its choice among alternative investment opportunities. Dimension (1) covers what is usually referred to as the underinvestment problem by characterizing the firm\u27s endogenous choices of debt and equity capital. Dimension (2) covers what is usually referred to as the overinvestment problem by characterizing the use to which the firm applies any amount of capital
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This excellent Article by business school professors Sandeep Dahiya and Korok Ray provides a mathema...
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The purpose of this Article is to expose that function of bankruptcy law that distinguished it from ...
This dissertation focuses on the relationship between a firm's operational decisions and its bankrup...
To reduce creditors\u27 and shareholders\u27 incentives to resist managers\u27 efforts to maximize, ...
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This paper shows that shareholders' option to renegotiate debt in a period of financial distress exa...
Business bankruptcy systems attempt to solve a coordination problem for the creditors of insolvent f...
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Economic analysis is applied to bankruptcy law. Property right are reassigned in this court administ...
We develop a model of a firm in financial distress. Distress can be mitigated by filing for bankrupt...
This excellent Article by business school professors Sandeep Dahiya and Korok Ray provides a mathema...
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