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Cash Retention Strategies: Test of Free Cash Flow Theory,0 manufacturing firms in several industrialising countries showed how these firms use internal and external resources to finance investment (Singh and Hamid, 1992). They concluded that variations in corporate financing in developing countries have some common characteristics. They show that although

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Earnings Retention as a Specification Mechanism in Predicting Corporate Bankruptcy,f a firm’s capital structure on the probability of bankruptcy. The aim is to find if retained earnings are more significant relative to bankruptcy in firms with fewer investment opportunities (i.e., low . vs. high . firms). Bankruptcy theory provides a framework combining corporate financial structu

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Factors Affecting the Market for Corporate Control: The Role of Excess Cash, Diversification, and Phis information can be misused at great cost to the market. Consequently, takeovers and mergers could exact negative externalities on the market through short-termism, greater concentration of industry, and agency costs. This chapter examines the signalling effects of earnings retention and diversif

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Conclusions,s unresolved. This study tried to fill this gap by considering if decisions to use internal finance stem from the managerial/principal agent (MPAA) or the more commonly accepted asymmetric information (AIA) considerations. Evidence here supports the agency model of MPAA behaviour rather than informa

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Ch Börnke,T. Schulte,H. Przuntek,Th. Müller operate. The most recent Asian financial crisis and its exposure of institutional failures in the context of financial sector liberalisation shows that these market conditions are vital. At a micro-economic level, free market economies function through institutions and corporate governance mechanis

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Sorting for Polyhedron Compositing,st 40% of total finance raised by the largest 100 publicly traded Indian firms (Singh and Hamid, 1992).. The choice between debt and equity has always been critical for the overall value of the firm. However, financial economists have rarely hesitated to give advice on capital structure without know