On Chinese Listed Companies' Financing Pecking Order Based on Information Asymmetry
Yumei Feng
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Yumei Feng
Abstract
According to capital structure pecking order theory,in order to avoid underinvestment due to equity undervaluation because of information asymmetry,the corporate financing order should be internal financing-debt financing-equity financing.Based on ordered probit model and likelihood ratio test,this paper finds that Chinese listed companies'financing order is internal financing-equity financing-debt financing,that is,the listed companies prefer equity financing in China,and this preference is affected more by the cost of capital than information asymmetry.
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According to capital structure pecking order theory,in order to avoid underinvestment due to equity undervaluation because of information asymmetry,the corporate financing order should be internal financing-debt financing-equity financing.Based on ordered probit model and likelihood ratio test,this paper finds that Chinese listed companies'financing order is internal financing-equity financing-debt financing,that is,the listed companies prefer equity financing in China,and this preference is affected more by the cost of capital than information asymmetry.
Key concepts: Internal financing, Pecking order theory, Equity financing, Information asymmetry, Capital structure, Pecking order, Finance, Debt financing