The theory and practice of corporate "nance: evidence from the "eld

By J. Graham, Campbell R. Harvey. 2001

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Strategic capital investment decision-making: A role for emergent analysis tools?: A study of practice in large UK manufacturing companies (2006, background): “On 29th November 2002, questionnaires were sent to the ﬁnancial directors of these 320 companies on the basis that ﬁnancial directors are most likely to be involved in evaluating investment projects (Chen, 1995; Arnold and Hatzopoulos, 2000; Graham and Harvey, 2001).”
Leverage Dynamics over the Business Cycle (2016, unknown): “For example, Graham and Harvey (2001) find in a survey that the majority of CFOs state that the amount by which their stock is over- or undervalued plays an important role when deciding whether to issue equity or not.”
Do Firms Engage in Risk-Shifting? Empirical Evidence (2016, unknown): “This suggests that while rms may have a risk-shifting incentive (Jensen and Meckling (1976)), other risk mitigating incentives may outweigh risk-shifting incentives in their decision making.”
Learning from Peers' Stock Prices and Corporate Investment (2014, background): “JEL Classi cation Numbers: G31, D21, D83 Keywords: Corporate investment, managerial learning, peers, informed trading We thank an anonymous referee, Rui Albuquerque, Laurent Bach, Francois Derrien, Maria Guadalupe, Bernard Dumas, Denis Gromb, Alexandre Jeanneret, Pete Kyle, Samuli Knüpfer, Rich Math”
Managerial Actions in Response to a Market Downturn: Valuation Effects of Name Changes in the Dot.com Decline (2005, unknown): “Not finding evidence of similar irrationality during market downturns would cast doubt on current models of investor behavior in the behavioral finance literature, since these models do not predict 1 Similarly, Graham and Harvey (2001) provide survey evidence that managers react to mispricing.”
Corporate Payout Policy and Managerial Stock Incentives (2001, background): “As Graham and Harvey (2000) note, di!erences in the corporate "nance practices of small and large "rms are pervasive.”
Market timing and the debt-equity choice (2008, background): “A survey of 392 CFOs by Graham and Harvey (2001) finds only limited support for the pecking order and static trade off theories, but reveals that CFOs claim to actively engage in market timing practices.”
Financial Flexibility and Capital Structure Decision (2011, background): “Accordingly, a balanced and integrated understanding of the effect of financial flexibility on financial decisions requires simultaneous attention to: 1) investment opportunities; 2) 1 See the survey results of Graham and Harvey (2001), Bancel and Mittoo (2004), and D., Jong, and Koedijk (2004).”