2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.irfa.2016.03.008
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Real option component of cash holdings, business cycle, and stock returns

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“…In addition, the high cost of external funding makes companies tend to save more cash to maintain liquidity amid high uncertainty. This happens because managers tend to save cash when there is a possibility of a bad economy and use cash when the economy is improving to take advantage of growth opportunities (Chen et al, 2016).…”
Section: Economic Policy Uncertaintymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, the high cost of external funding makes companies tend to save more cash to maintain liquidity amid high uncertainty. This happens because managers tend to save cash when there is a possibility of a bad economy and use cash when the economy is improving to take advantage of growth opportunities (Chen et al, 2016).…”
Section: Economic Policy Uncertaintymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para testar as hipóteses deste estudo, o seguinte modelo empírico é estimado: O mesmo modelo empírico é utilizado duas vezes, uma vez com as observações das empresas restritas e outra vez com as irrestritas, e a técnica de winsorização ao nível de 5% é aplicada para todas as variáveis, exceto as dummies, com o intuito de suavizar à média as observações discrepantes (Chen et al, 2016). Os dados são estruturados em forma de painel não balanceado e os testes F de Chow, LM de Breusch-Pagan e Hausman são realizados para definir o modelo de dados em painel mais adequado.…”
Section: Modelo Empírico E Abordagem Estatísticaunclassified
“…In particular, the transaction cost motive argument holds that, by holding sufficient levels of cash, firms can save on the transaction costs associated with converting cash substitutes into cash (Baumol 1952;Miller and Orr 1966). Meanwhile, according to the precautionary motive argument, firms hold cash to better cope with adverse cash flow shocks when access to capital markets is costly (Opler et al 1999;Adams et al 2009;Amess et al 2015;Gao 2015;Chen et al 2016) or when there is a high cash flow risk (Han and Qiu 2007).…”
Section: The Major Theories Of Cash Holdingsmentioning
confidence: 99%