2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jedc.2009.08.003
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Dynamic investment and capital structure under manager–shareholder conflict

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“…We have simplified their problem by removing debt renegotiation. Thus, our problem builds on the simple version of Sundaresan and Wang (2007) without debt renegotiation, which also corresponds to the no-agency problem with debt financing in Shibata and Nishihara (2010). E a ðX t ; cÞ :¼ max…”
Section: Setupmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We have simplified their problem by removing debt renegotiation. Thus, our problem builds on the simple version of Sundaresan and Wang (2007) without debt renegotiation, which also corresponds to the no-agency problem with debt financing in Shibata and Nishihara (2010). E a ðX t ; cÞ :¼ max…”
Section: Setupmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This problem corresponds to the no-agency problem with all-equity financing inShibata and Nishihara (2010).7 This problem is also exactly the same as in the no-agency problem with debt financing inShibata and Nishihara (2010).…”
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“…BenDavid et al (2007) find that firms with over-confident CFOs tend to adopt lower return investment projects, pay dividends less often, and repurchase stock more frequently than do other firms. Shibata and Nishihara (2010) show that manager-shareholder conflicts over-investment policy increase not only the investment and default triggers but also coupon payments, which lead to a decrease in the equity value; while debt financing increases investment and decreases total social welfare; thus, there is a trade-off between the efficiency of investment and total social welfare with debt financing. Smith (2014) supports the hypothesis that low disagreement followed by high investment.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…Essa perspectiva independente teve origem nos trabalhos seminais de Modigliani e Miller (MM) (MODIGLIANI;MILLER, 1958;MODIGLIANI;MILLER, 1963). No entanto, estudos posteriores sugerem para a existência de uma interdependência entre as decisões de investimento e endividamento das firmas com novas proposições teóricas e, com efeito, despertaram interesse em profissionais de mercado que desenvolvem estratégias financeiras (FAZZARI; HUBBARD;PETERSEN, 1988;KAPLAN;WHITED, 1992;TRIANTIS, 1994;KAPLAN;ZINGALES, 1997;SHIBATA;NICHIHARA, 2010).…”
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