Debt versus equity finance in developing countries : an empirical analysis of the agent-principal model of international capital transfers
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Debt versus equity finance in developing countries : an empirical analysis of the agent-principal model of international capital transfers
（Kieler Studien, 229）
J.C.B. Mohr, c1989
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Bibliography: p. 119-126
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An analysis of the effects of foreign direct investment and debt inflows on investment, domestic savings and economic growth in developing economies, and an assessment of the role of the regulative framework that governs capital inflows, ensuring an efficient use of foreign resources.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 The agent-principal approach in international finance: the agent-principal framework
- the basic model
- government leverage and the efficiency of foreign finance
- summary of major hypotheses. Part 2 Debt versus equity in a cross-country context: the test format and data base
- basic empirical results
- some extensions of the empirical analysis
- summary. Part 3 The effects of debt and equity inflows - time-series analyses: major objectives
- the structure of capital inflows and economic performance - overview
- co-operative versus non-co-operative transfer negotiations
- the regulation of capital inflows
- external financing, government regulations and economic performance. Part 4 summary and conclusions.
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