If financial markets are perfect, the choice of the sources of finance does not influence investment decisions. However, financial markets are considered to be far from perfect. This review concentrates on the role of information asymmetry in determining real investment decisions. Despite the theoretical plausibility of a relationship between capital market imperfections and real investments, the empirical literature has found it difficult to identify this channel. Overall, more research is needed to identify a method that will not be subject to criticisms related to the use of cash-flow in the investment equation and will be based on the data that are relatively available across countries and over time
Numerous studies have tried to provide a better understanding of firm-level investment behaviour usi...
Numerous studies have tried to provide a better understanding of firm-level investment behaviour usi...
Numerous studies have tried to provide a better understanding of firm-level investment behaviour usi...
If financial markets are perfect, the choice of the sources of finance does not influence investment...
This thesis includes one essay on incomplete information and two essays on the capital market impli...
We investigate the investment-cash flow sensitivity of a large sample of the UK listed firms and con...
We offer a short review of the voluminous literature on the role of cash flow for investment decisio...
This paper examines when information asymmetry among investors affects the cost of capital in excess...
The fundamental function of financial markets is to channel funds within an economy. To efficiently ...
Though it is generally accepted that information asymmetry has an impact on capital structure policy...
We investigate the investment-cash flow sensitivity of a large sample of the UK listed firms and con...
This paper examines the relation between information differences across investors (i.e., information...
This paper examines when information asymmetry among investors affects the cost of capital in excess...
We explore the role of capital market imperfections in the variability of aggregate investment, empl...
Recent work in macroeconomics argues that imperfections in capital markets may magnify business cycl...
Numerous studies have tried to provide a better understanding of firm-level investment behaviour usi...
Numerous studies have tried to provide a better understanding of firm-level investment behaviour usi...
Numerous studies have tried to provide a better understanding of firm-level investment behaviour usi...
If financial markets are perfect, the choice of the sources of finance does not influence investment...
This thesis includes one essay on incomplete information and two essays on the capital market impli...
We investigate the investment-cash flow sensitivity of a large sample of the UK listed firms and con...
We offer a short review of the voluminous literature on the role of cash flow for investment decisio...
This paper examines when information asymmetry among investors affects the cost of capital in excess...
The fundamental function of financial markets is to channel funds within an economy. To efficiently ...
Though it is generally accepted that information asymmetry has an impact on capital structure policy...
We investigate the investment-cash flow sensitivity of a large sample of the UK listed firms and con...
This paper examines the relation between information differences across investors (i.e., information...
This paper examines when information asymmetry among investors affects the cost of capital in excess...
We explore the role of capital market imperfections in the variability of aggregate investment, empl...
Recent work in macroeconomics argues that imperfections in capital markets may magnify business cycl...
Numerous studies have tried to provide a better understanding of firm-level investment behaviour usi...
Numerous studies have tried to provide a better understanding of firm-level investment behaviour usi...
Numerous studies have tried to provide a better understanding of firm-level investment behaviour usi...