This paper replicates the paper named Human capital, capital structure, and employee pay: An empirical analysis written by Thomas J. Chemmanur, Yingmei Cheng, and Tianming Zhang in 2013. In this paper, I examine the effect of market leverage on labor expenses to prove the predictions of Titman (1984) and Berk, Stanton, and Zechner (2010). Through the OLS regression analysis, I find that market leverage has a significantly positive effect on total, cash, equity-based compensation of chief executive officers (CEOs). So an increase market leverage will always lead to an incremental labor cost, and in fact labor costs will limit the use of debt to some extent
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This paper examines the role of labor leverage in determining cash held by companies on their balanc...
What role does labor play in a firm’s market value? We explore this question using a production-base...
The finance literature is not unanimous regarding the relationship between capital structure and exe...
This work explores the role of executive compensation in determining the capital structure de-cision...
We examine the relation between capital structure decision and the incentive power of executive comp...
We derive a firm’s optimal capital structure and managerial compensation contract when employees are...
We investigate the stakeholder theory of capital structure from the perspective of a firm’s relation...
<p>I examine how employing workers with specific human capital affects capital structure decisions b...
Because bankruptcy is costly for employees, theoretical studies argue that firms with higher leverag...
<p>I study the effect of human capital on firms' leverage decisions in a structural dynamic model. ...
The human capital of a firm as manifested by employee knowledge and experience represents a key reso...
This paper exploits inter-temporal variations in employment protection across countries and finds th...
This study examines the disclosure of labor-related costs by US firms, and estimates the proportion ...
This paper analytically and empirically investigates the linkage between labor costs and a firm&rsqu...
Firms simultaneously choose both their capital and their executive compensation structure. Using the...
This paper examines the role of labor leverage in determining cash held by companies on their balanc...
What role does labor play in a firm’s market value? We explore this question using a production-base...
The finance literature is not unanimous regarding the relationship between capital structure and exe...