Optimal Borrowing Mix is a financial planning construct that specifies the ideal combination of debt sources and instruments—distinguished by cost, maturity, risk, and covenants—that minimizes the overall cost of borrowing while aligning with an entity’s risk tolerance, cash flow capacity, and financial objectives.
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Optimal International Borrowing and Lending
James A. Hanson · American Economic Review · 1974 · 41 citations
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