The Determinants of Capital Structure Choice: A Survey of European Firms

By F. Bancel, Usha R. Mittoo. 2002

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Subfields: Accounting, Finance, Strategy and Management

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In Accounting

1. Murillo Campello
2. Heitor Almeida
3. Michael S. Weisbach
4. Y. Önal
5. E. Karadeni̇z
6. S. Y. Kandır
7. M. Balcılar
8. V. Dang

In Finance

1. Murillo Campello
2. Heitor Almeida
3. Michael S. Weisbach
4. Y. Önal
5. E. Karadeni̇z
6. S. Y. Kandır
7. M. Balcılar
8. V. Dang

In Strategy and Management

1. Murillo Campello
2. Heitor Almeida
3. Michael S. Weisbach
4. Jie Gan
5. V. Dang
6. John R. Graham
7. Erasmo Giambona
8. Matthew Serfling

Citations in the corpus

• Determinants of capital structure: evidence from Turkish lodging companies. (2009, background): “Empirical studies found that that the effective tax rate is an important determinant of capital structure (Bancel and Mittoo, 2004; Kwansa and Cho, 1995; Nuri and Archer, 2001; Upneja and Dalbor, 1999).”
• The Cash Flow Sensitivity of Cash (2004, background): “2This has happened in spite of ample evidence suggesting that CFOs consider financial flexibility (i.e., having enough internal funds to finance future investments) as the primary determinant of their policy decisions (see the recent surveys by Graham and Harvey (2001) and Bancel and Mittoo (2002)).”
• Corporate Financial and Investment Policies when Future Financing is Not Frictionless (2011, unknown): “most commonly cited determinant of leverage in the survey (see also Bancel and Mittoo (2002) ).”