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Study on relationship between debt financing and performance for non-state holding listed companies

Jianguo Xu

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Abstract

Where LCR is used to measure contribution rate of total liabilities to stockholder’s equity. If LCR is greater than zero, total liabilities and corporate performance have a positive correlation. But, LCR is less than zero, the correlation between them is opposite.

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Where LCR is used to measure contribution rate of total liabilities to stockholder’s equity. If LCR is greater than zero, total liabilities and corporate performance have a positive correlation. But, LCR is less than zero, the correlation between them is opposite.

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Where LCR is used to measure contribution rate of total liabilities to stockholder’s equity. If LCR is greater than zero, total liabilities and corporate performance have a positive correlation. But, LCR is less than zero, the correlation between them is opposite.

Key concepts: Business, Debt financing, Debt, Finance, Financial system

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