Empirical Study on the Financing Preference Behavior Based on Pecking Order Theory of the Listed Companies in Anhui
Yang Wan-s
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Yang Wan-s
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This paper selected 2010—2011 annual report panel data as the research objectives.Based on the modified S-M model,and used the STATA statistical tools to study the financing preference.Empirical results found that the financing order was equity financing,debt financing and internal financing.Further analysis indicated that large-scale corporation preferred equity financing compared with small-scale corporation.Finally, the contrary reasons between the financing behavior and the pecking order theory were elaborated and countermeasures were also put forward.
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This paper selected 2010—2011 annual report panel data as the research objectives.Based on the modified S-M model,and used the STATA statistical tools to study the financing preference.Empirical results found that the financing order was equity financing,debt financing and internal financing.Further analysis indicated that large-scale corporation preferred equity financing compared with small-scale corporation.Finally, the contrary reasons between the financing behavior and the pecking order theory were elaborated and countermeasures were also put forward.
Key concepts: Pecking order theory, Pecking order, Equity financing, Finance, Internal financing, Order (exchange), Corporation, Preference