1980
DOI: 10.2307/2327214
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Relationships Between the Two Sides of the Balance Sheet: A Canonical Correlation Analysis

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“…However, the actual empirical studies have presented interdependencies between the two sides of a balance sheet (Carter and Van Auken, 1990;Helleloid and Sheikholeslami, 1996;Simonson et al, 1983;Stowe et al, 1980;Van Auken et al, 1993). In a study of large industrial firms, Stowe et al (1980) revealed cross-balance sheet interdependencies in four ways: (1) hedging through the maturity matching of assets and liabilities, (2) use of assets as collateral for loans, (3) use of accounts payable to finance inventories, and (4) risk management by using less leverage and/or by maintaining greater liquidity.…”
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“…However, the actual empirical studies have presented interdependencies between the two sides of a balance sheet (Carter and Van Auken, 1990;Helleloid and Sheikholeslami, 1996;Simonson et al, 1983;Stowe et al, 1980;Van Auken et al, 1993). In a study of large industrial firms, Stowe et al (1980) revealed cross-balance sheet interdependencies in four ways: (1) hedging through the maturity matching of assets and liabilities, (2) use of assets as collateral for loans, (3) use of accounts payable to finance inventories, and (4) risk management by using less leverage and/or by maintaining greater liquidity.…”
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“…1 This mechanism, where receivables are partially self-financing, has not received much attention in the literature, although it has been noted by few authors (Stowe et al, 1980;Mian and Smith, 1992;Mester et al, 2001;Burkart and Ellingsen, 2004).…”
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“…Stowe et al(1980) pressupõem que há independência entre ativo e a composição do passivo. Entretanto, a separação entre as decisões de financiamento e investimento se torna uma suposição inestimável das decisões financeiras das empresas, não havendo independência entre os dois lados do balanço.…”
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“…As decisões de investimento e financiamento podem influenciar o futuro da empresa, uma vez que, estrutura de capital mais arrojada pode alavancar a empresa e comprometer a sua liquidez (STOWE et al, 1980). Dentro deste contexto, não há uma teoria capaz de explicar os fatores determinantes para a escolha de uma estrutura de capital, uma vez que, existe uma gama de fatores que influenciam o processo decisório das empresas (ALBANEZ et al, 2012).…”
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