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Capital Allocation by Private and Public Firms

Mortal, Sandra - ; Natalia, reisel - ;

We compare investment policies across public and private firms in different institutional settings. Using a large cross-country dataset, we find that public listed firms are better positioned to take advantage of growth opportunities than private firms. Specifically, public listed firms exhibit higher investment sensitivity to growth opportunities than private firms. This differential, however, only exists in countries with well-developed stock markets. Further, the relative advantage public firms have at allocating capital depends on the degree of agency costs and reliance on external equity..Printed Journal


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JFQA4801PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
PenerbitCambridge: Cambridge University Press
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SubjekEconomic growth
Corporate investment
Stock market development
Capital allocation
Listed vs. unlisted
Public vs. private
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