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2 (Exchangeable Bond) Dann and Mikkelson(1984) Green(1984) (straight debt) Stein(1992) 1

3 1.2 (partial anticipate) 1 ( ) 2 1 Chaplinsky & Hansen(1993) 2 Chaplinsky & Hansen(1993) Jung, Kim & Stulz(1996) 2

4 (333 ) (56 ) TEJ 3

7 (Pecking Order Theory) (external financing) (1) (2) 2.1 (agency conflict) 6

8 (agency cost of managerial discretion) Jensen and Meckling(1976) Jensen(1986) Stulz(1990) (risky debt) (residual claim) (NPV) 3 Green(1984) (straight debt) Jung, Kim, Stulz (1996) 3 (risk-shipping hyphthesis) (asset-substitution hypothesis) 7

9 (back-door equity) Stein(1992) (adverse selection) Myers Majluf (1984) Jung, Kim, Stulz (1996) (1) (2) Stein(1992) call provision Plicher(1955) 82% (debt-sweeteners) Billingsley and Smith(1996) ( ) Mann, Moore, and Ramanlal(1999) (cost of financial distress) Stein(1992) 8

10 Jensen, Meckling(1976) Bernnan and Schwartz(1988) Stein Myers(1997) (sequential-financing problem) ( ) 9

11 Mayers(1997) (call) ( Stein,1992 ) 2.2 Bayless and Chaplinsky(1991) Junh Kim Stulz(1996) logit Bayless and Chaplinsky(1991) Junh Kim Stulz(1996) Lewis, Rogalski, and Seward(1999) Green Stein Black-Scholes 10

12 (equity like) (debt like) 2.3 Jensen and Meckling (1976) Galai and Masulis (1976) (Leverage-related Information Hypothesis) Ross(1977) 11

13 Mikkleson and Partch(1986) 4 Myers and Majluf (1984) Kim(1990) Kim ( ) 12

14 13 (1997) (1996) (CAR) (1993) Echbo (1986) (1996) (1995)

15 2.4 Myers and Majluf(1984) Bayless and Chaplinsky(1991) ( ) 5 Chaplinsky and Hansen (1993) Chaplinsky and Hansen 5 Eckob(1986) James(1987) Hansen and Cruchley(1990) Bayless and Chaplinsky(1991) (cumulative announcement prediction error CAPE) 14

16 2.5 Lewis, Rogalski, and Seward(1999) (2001) Bayless and Chaplinsky(1991) Lewis, Rogalski, and Seward(1999) 6 (equity-like) (debt-like) 6 (1996) (1997) 15

17 3.1 Lewis, Rogalski & Seward(1999) ( ) Jung, Kim, Stulz (1996) 16

18 3.2.2 Stein(1992) (Backdoor- Equity Hypothesis) Jung, Kim & Stulz (1995) Bayless & Chaplinsky(1991) ( ) Chaplinsky & Hansen (1993) 17

19 ( 88 ) 835 TEJ CAR LEADINDX CUAR FCFR / ROA AMOUNT TA

20 (CV_E) (CV_CF) (DR) (LTDR) ( / CFR) (CR) TAX BTM RND / LEADINDX ( ) Myers & Majluf(1984) 19

21 7 7 20

22 3-3-1 DEBT CB EQUITY Variable Mean Std Mean Std Mean Std CAR LEADINDX CUAR ROA FCFR AMOUNT 17, , , TA 41,571, ,077, ,487, CV_E CV_CF DR LTDR CFR CR TAX BTM RND CAR LEADINDX CUAR ROA FCFR / AMOUNT TA CV_E CV_CF DR LTDR CFR ( / ) CR TAX BTM RND / LEADINDX 21

23 3-3-2 T DEBT VS EQUITY DEBT VS CB CB VS EQUITY CAR -4.55*** -4.55*** 1.67** LEADINDX CUAR -5.53*** -5.53*** 0.75 ROA -4.83*** -4.83*** 0.61 FCFR AMOUNT * 0.22 TA 8.18*** 8.18*** -4.69*** CV_E CV_CF *** 3.33*** 1.12 DR 2.81** 2.81*** LTDR 7.37*** 7.37*** -2.36** CFR CR 3.94** 1.69* 1.41 TAX -2.24** -2.24** 1.86* BTM -2.59** -2.59** RND *** 0.01 ** 0.05 *

24 Logistic (logistic regression model) logistic (logistic regression) logistic logistic Logistic (binary) (qualitative choice model) 23

25 Probit Logit ( 0 1 ) [0,1] Probit Logit Probit Logit Logistic Logit Logit (logistic probability function): Pi 1 1 = F( Zi ) = = Z ( ) 1 i α + βx + e 1 + e i P i Z i e = 1 Pi Zi = log( ) 1 P Pi log( 1 P I P I P ) = α + βx log [Pi / (1- Pi )] = Zi = b1? X1 + + bi Xi Pi = Prob(Zi =1) 1 - Pi = Prob(Zi =0) i i i i = 1 Zi = 0 Xi i i 24

26 pseudo-r 2 Wald 2 H0 Wald = (?ß 1 / S? ß ) 2 ß 1 = S? ß = Logit pseudo-r 2 Wald logistic [0,1] Lewis, Rogalski and Seward(1999) Black-Scholes N(d 2 ) [0,1] N(d2) 1 25

27 50% (equity-like) 50% (debt-like) d 2 d 2 = ln 2 S σ ( ) + ( r div ) X σ T 2 T s x r div / T ( ) S 1, S 2,,S 52 B-S R t R t =ln(s t /S t-1 ) 2 2 ˆσ 2 = 1 N 1 i= 1 N ( R i R) 2 B-S 2 (IID) pp

28 (1) (CAR) Lucas and McDonald (1990) Stein 27

29 (2) (LEADINDX) Choe, Masulis and Nanda(1993) (3) (SIZE) (4) (financial slack) (FCFR) Myers and Majluf(1984) (FCF) FCF ( / ) (5) (PROCEED) Krasker(1986), Richard, Rogalski and Seward(1999) / (1) (CV_E CV_CF) 9 9 Lewis, Rogalski and Seward(1998) Lewis, Rogalski and Seward Green Brennan and Schwartz 28

30 (2) (DR LTDR) ( / ) ( / ) (1) (TAX) / (1) (book to market ratio BTM) Myers(1977) ( )/ 10 (2) TobinsQ(TOBQ) Tobin s q / Chung and Pruitt(1994) q / 29

31 (1) (DEVDR) (static theory) (2) (IND) ( ) Mikkelson (1981) Chew (1983) f(type 11 )=(CAR, LEADINDX, SIZE, FCFR, PROCEED, CV_E, CV_CF, LTDR, DR, TAX, TOBQ, BTM, DEVDR, IND) 11 TYPE 30

32 4-2-1 logit 12 CAR LEADINDX Log( ) SIZE / FCFR / PROCEED CV_E CV_CF / DR / LTDR / TAX Tobin s q TOBQ / / BTM DEVDR IND + 12 logit

33 logistic (1) (2) (3) 1 ( 0.01 ) ( P 0.01)

34 33 Krasker(1986) Kraster TOBQ ( =0.01 ) (2) 1 0 ( P 0.024) (3) ( P 0.079) ( P 0.092)

35 ( ) % (2) (3) 85.3% 85.6% Wald ratio (3) (pseudo-r ) (3) 34

36 4-3-1 logistic Parameter sign 1 (2) 3 Estimate p-value Estimate p-value Estimate p-value Intercept *** < *** < *** <.0001 CAR LEADINDX ** ** *** FCFR PROCEED SIZE *** < *** < *** <.0001 DR ** ** *** 0.01 LTDR * CV_E CV_CF *** ** TAX TOBQ *** *** *** BTM IND ** ** DEVDR * Pseudo-R WALD *** *** *** 84.7% 85.3% 85.6% logistic 0 1 (Pseudo-R 2 ) Wald 2 2 *** 0.01 ** 0.05 *

37 logistic (I) 45 6(II) logistic Y=0 0.5 (equity-like) (debt-like) 36

38 4-4-2 DIFF=I N=35 DIFF=II N=6 Variable Mean STD Mean STD Variances t P-Value LEADINDX Equal CAR Equal LNTA Equal <.0001 FCFR Equal PROCEED Equal CV_CF Unequal DR Equal LTDR Unequal TAX Unequal TOBQ Equal BTM Equal IND Equal TYPE=I TYPE=II 2 Variances DIFF=I DIFF=II t DIFF=I DIFF=II 3 *** 0.01 ** 0.05 *

39 5.1 Event Study t t t t 38

40 (mean-adjusted method) CAPM CAPM Brown and Warner(1980) CAPM AR it = R it 1 T T t= 1 R it (CAR) CAR i = ARit H0 39

41 TYPE=0 TYPE=1 ERROR=0 ERROR=1 DIFF=0 DIFF=1 5.2 ( ) (-1,+1) (0,5) Window N CAR Std p-value (-1,+1) * (-5,0) (0,5) ** (-20,+20) ** * 0.1 **

42 (equity-like) (debt-like) (-1,+1) (-5,0) Kim(1990) Debt-like N=45 Equity-like=1 N=11 Variable Mean Std P-value Mean Std P-value Variances P-value (-1,+1) Unequal (-5,0) Unequal (0,5) * Equal (-20,+20) 1.110* Equal (ERROR=0) (ERROR=1) Miller and Rock (1985) John and Williams(1985) 41

43 5-2-3 ERROR=1 N=41 ERROR=0 N=15 Variable Mean Std P-value Mean Std P-value Variances P-value (-1,+1) Unequal (-5,0) Equal (0,5) Equal (-20,+20) Equal Bayless and Chaplinsky(1991) (DIFF=1) ( CAR=-1.587%) Bayless and Chaplinsky DIFF=0 N=35 DIFF=1 N=6 Variable Mean Std P-value Mean Std P-value Variances P-value (-1,+1) * ** Unequal (-5,0) Unequal (0,5) Equal (-20,+20) ** Equal

44 5.3 Jung, Kim and Stulz(1996) (3) CAR(-1, +1)= f (LEADINDX, CAR, FCFR, PROCEED, SIZE,, CV_E, DR, TAX, TOBQ, BTM, IND, TYPE,ERROR, DIFF) (-1,+1) 16 (4) (7) Tobin sq Lucas and McDonald (1990) Stein

45 (4) (6) (5) (7) Mayers and Majluf(1984) (5) 17 Bayless and Chaplinsky(1991) (41/56) (6) ERROR=0 ERROR=1 Bayless and Chaplinsky(1991) ( ) ( ) (R-square 27.35% 31.58%) (DIFF=0 DIFF1 ) (R-square 30.97%) 44

46 5-3-1 [CAR(-1.+1)] (4) (5) (6) (7) Variable Estimate P-Value Estimate P-Value Estimate P-Value Estimate P-Value Intercept ** * LEADINDX 0.357* * * * CAR 0.032* * * FCFR * * PROCEED SIZE CV_E -0.04** ** ** DR TAX TOBQ 1.493* *** * * BTM * * * IND TYPE ERROR * DIFF R-Square 27.34% 27.35% 31.58% 30.97% CAR LEADINDX FCFR / PROCEED / SIZE CV_E DR TAX BTM ; TOBQ Tobin sq IND IND=0 IND=1 LEADINDX TYPE TYPE=0 TYPE=1 ERROR ERROR=0 DIFF DIFF=0 45

47 ( ) (Tobq) ( ) ( ) ( ) 46

48 ( 47

49 ) TEJ

51 1. (1992 ) 2. (1993 ) 3. pp (1996 ) 5. (1993) 6. (1996) 7. (1994) 8. (1991) 9. (1997 ) (1995 ) 11. (1993) 12. (2001) -

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