Empirical Analysis of Governance Effects of Debt Financing in Listed Company in China
Chu Cheng-bin
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Chu Cheng-bin
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To study the influence of debt financing on company's performance,this paper constructs the principal component predicting model of debt financing through principal component analysis,then conducts an empirical study of 710 listed companies in China whose financial data in the year 2008 and 2009 is demarcated by the asset-liability ratio.The empirical results show that the proportion of debt financing of listed company is not as commonly assumed,having a simple linear relationship with the corporate governance performance,but at different rates of assets-liability ratio it showed a different range of correlation.
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To study the influence of debt financing on company's performance,this paper constructs the principal component predicting model of debt financing through principal component analysis,then conducts an empirical study of 710 listed companies in China whose financial data in the year 2008 and 2009 is demarcated by the asset-liability ratio.The empirical results show that the proportion of debt financing of listed company is not as commonly assumed,having a simple linear relationship with the corporate governance performance,but at different rates of assets-liability ratio it showed a different range of correlation.
Key concepts: Business, Corporate governance, Debt, Liability, Asset (computer security), China, Debt ratio, Finance