Corporate Investment and Financing Constraints Analysis

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Explore the relationship between financing constraints and corporate investment decisions, including internal vs. external finance dynamics, hypothesis basics, theoretical background, and factors affecting internal finance costs compared to new share issues and debt finance.

  • Investment analysis
  • Financing constraints
  • Corporate finance
  • Internal finance
  • External finance

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  1. Financing Constraints & Corporate Investment S.M. Fazzari R.G. Hubbard B.C. Peterson (1988) .

  2. Content Introductions Hypothesis Basics Theoretical Background Internal Finance Vs. External Finance Lemons Financing Hierarchy Models results 2

  3. Introduction In perfect capital markets, a firm's investment decisions are independent of its financial condition. External funds provide a perfect substitute for internal capital?? Financial factors affecting on investment? Effects of IA on Internal OR External Financing? COMMENTS????? 3

  4. Hypothesis Basics Ifthecostdisadvantageofexternalfinanceissmall,retentionpracticesshould reveal little or nothing about investment: firms will simply use external funds to smooth investment when internal finance fluctuates, regardless of their dividendpolicy. Ifthecostdisadvantageissignificant,firmsthatretainandinvestmostoftheir income may have no low-cost source of investment finance, and their investmentshouldbedrivenbyfluctuationsincashflow. 4

  5. Theoretical Background Modigliani-Miller Jorgenson and ... (neoclassical theory) Mayer, Majluf Greenwald, Stiglitz, Weiss King and Auerbach Akerlof 5

  6. Raw Data What is your idea about Depreciation? 6

  7. Why internal finance is less costly than new share issues and debt finance? Transaction Cost Tax Advantages Agency Problems Cost of Financial Distress Asymmetric Information YOUR IDEA???? 7

  8. New Share Issues r: cost of internal finance s: cost of new share issues : tax on dividends c: tax on capital gains 8

  9. Lemons Lemon Problem Lemon Premium Financing Hierarchy q Model of Investment Y: gross returns from assets in place Y : return from a new project I: cost of the new investment V: market value assigned to good firms and lemons NEW SHARES WILL BE ISSUED ONLY IF: 9

  10. Debt Finance Agency Prblems Managers Actions (NPV & Risk Issues) Covenants Covenants and fund availability Fund availability and fund expense Rise of interest rate and lenders Adverse Selection Problem (extra interest on unknown borrowers) What about Heterogeneity? 10

  11. Financing Hierarchies q and information asymmetry q and new issuance 11

  12. Data and firm categorizing 12

  13. New issuance Why? 13

  14. Model 14

  15. Q Model of investment 15

  16. Robustness Interpretation? 16

  17. Alternative Specifications 17

  18. Accelerations Investments Demand Model 18

  19. Neoclassical Investments Model 19

  20. Thanks for your attention Comments Or Questions ? www.eslamibidgoli.com 20

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