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18 lip 2021 · This theoretical review of capital structure provides a synthesis of the theory utilised in capital structure literature. This theoretical review explains two categories of theories...
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- (PDF) A CRITICAL REVIEW OF MODIGLIANI AND MILLER'S THEOREM OF CAPITAL ...
Modigliani and Miller advocate capital structure irrelevancy...
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Purpose of this study is to review various capital structure...
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Modigliani and Miller advocate capital structure irrelevancy theory, which suggests that the valuation of a firm is irrelevant to the capital structure of a company [4]. Moreover, the...
28 sty 2017 · Purpose of this study is to review various capital structure theories that have been proposed in the finance literature to provide clarification for the firms’ capital structure...
Capital structure is understood as the relationship between equity and debt capital of the company. Does capital structure affect the company’s main settings, such as the cost of capital, profit, value of the company, and the others, and, if it affects, how?
From these assumptions there are three basic: (1) the tax benefits of gearing, (2) bankruptcy costs and (3) asymmetric information; and the four major capital structure theories that based on these assumptions are: (1) the trade-off, (2) pecking order, (3) market timing, and (4) free cash-flow theories.
4 gru 2022 · This section briefly considers some theoretical underpinnings of capital structure that informs the choice of determinants to employ in capital structure decisions. The section further discusses the common empirical firm-level capital structure determinants used in most studies.
9 paź 2018 · This paper will summarize the relevant literature at home and abroad, pay attention to the study of capital structure theory and its influencing factors, and then optimize the relevant theoretical framework to provide theoretical basis for decision-making.
