Journal of International Business and Economics

Obligation Capacity and Tests of Capital Structure Theories
Idewele O. E. Israel, Murad A. Bein

Abstract
Our primary outcomes are that if outer assets are required, without obligation limit concerns, obligation has all the earmarks of being liked to value. Worries over obligation limit to a great extent clarify the utilization of new outside value financing by traded on an open market firms. We look at the effect of expressly fusing a proportion of obligation limit in ongoing trial of contending hypotheses of capital structure. At last, we present proof that accommodates the continuous value issues by little, high-development firms with the pecking request. Subsequent to representing obligation limit, the pecking request seems, by all accounts, to be a decent portrayal of financing conduct for a vast example of firms inspected over an all-encompassing timeframe.

Full Text: PDF     DOI: 10.15640/jibe.v7n2a13