Target Capital Structure Deviations
Target Capital Structure Deviations is a theoretical construct in corporate finance that represents the divergence between a firm's actual capital structure and its optimal or desired debt-equity composition as predicted by the Pecking Order Theory, reflecting the extent to which financing decisions deviate from the target due to asymmetric information and internal fund prioritization.
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Armen Hovakimian, Tim C. Opler, Sheridan Titman · Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis · 2001 · 1.8K citations
How and When Do Firms Adjust Their Capital Structures toward Targets?
Soku Byoun · The Journal of Finance · 2008 · 610 citations
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