2003
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.393160
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Pecking Order Versus Trade-off: An Empirical Approach to the Small and Medium Enterprise Capital Structure

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“…In turn, time-specific effects vary over time, but are the same for each firm at any given point in time. These effects include factors that influence firms, namely inflation and interest rates (Sogorb-Mira & López-Gracia, 2003).…”
Section: Estimation Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In turn, time-specific effects vary over time, but are the same for each firm at any given point in time. These effects include factors that influence firms, namely inflation and interest rates (Sogorb-Mira & López-Gracia, 2003).…”
Section: Estimation Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las necesidades de fondos externos [DEF] para la financiación de la cartera de proyectos han sido calculadas a través de la variación del activo inmovilizado entre el año actual y el anterior, más la variación del fondo de maniobra entre el año actual y el anterior -que correspondería a las necesidades de fondos para la financiación-, y menos el flujo de tesorería -que se correspondería con los recursos disponibles para la financiación-, y todo escalado por el total de activos [ShyamSunder y Myers, 1999;Sogorb y López, 2003]. Además de las anteriores se han definido tres variables cruzadas que relacionan: la estructura de propiedad de la empresa con la existencia de oportunidades de crecimiento [C1*QI], el déficit de financiación con la estructura de propiedad de la empresa [DEF*C1I] y las oportunidades de crecimiento con el déficit de financiación [Q*DEFI].…”
Section: Artículos Doctrinales 15unclassified
“…En definitiva se trata de contrastar si la elección del nivel de endeudamiento de las empresas españolas que cotizan en bolsa viene determinado por sus oportunidades de crecimiento, por la configuración de su estructura de propiedad y por las características del entorno institucional que las circunda. A este respecto, nuestro trabajo proporciona evidencia empírica adicional sobre la realidad española [Rodríguez, 1997;Cuñat, 1999;Sogorb y López, 2003, y Andrés et al, 2005 y resultados complementarios a los obtenidos en los trabajos empíricos que relacionan las decisiones de endeudamiento con las oportunidades de crecimiento y estructura de propiedad de las empresas del mundo an-glosajón [Barclay y Smith, 1995Johnson, 1997Johnson, a y b, 2003Bevan y Danbolt, 2000;Cantillo y Wright, 2000, y Barclay et al, 2003.…”
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“…According to Dudley (2007) study profitable firms find it advantageous to readjust their debt ratios more often in order to capture the tax benefits of debt as predicted by the dynamic trade off theory. Sogorb and López (2003) used a sample of 6482 Spanish SMEs during the five-year period 1994-1998.Using panel data methodology, they found evidence that SMEs attempt to achieve a target or optimum leverage (like that suggested by the trade-off model) which is explained as a function of some specific characteristics of the firm, and they found less support for the view that SMEs adjust their leverage level according to their financing requirements (pecking order model). Also according to their study the coefficient of the effective tax rate is positive and statistically significant, so if SMEs have to pay more taxes they should increase the use of debt to reduce tax bills, but there are other costs like depreciation which are considered non-debt tax shields that reduces the importance of the fiscal advantage of debt.…”
Section: Dynamic Trade Off Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also the theory predicts that highly profitable firms will have higher debt levels in order to maximize taxation benefits and increase the availability of capital. Different studies have been developed to prove if the companies in reality follow the trade of theory (Sogorb and López, 2003;Hackbarth, Hennessy and Leland, 2007;Serrasqueiro and Nunes, 2010).…”
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