The timing of debt renegotiation and its implications for irreversible investment and capital structure
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- Investment timing, debt structure, and financing constraints
- The debt hangover: Renegotiation with noncontractible investment
- The non-neutrality of debt in investment timing: a new NPV rule
- Investment Reversibility and Agency Cost of Debt
- Optimal investment timing and volume decisions under debt borrowing constraints
- Investment, agency conflicts, debt maturity, and loan guarantees by negotiation
- RETHINKING DYNAMIC CAPITAL STRUCTURE MODELS WITH ROLL‐OVER DEBT
- Dynamic capital structure choice and investment timing
- Default and Renegotiation: A Dynamic Model of Debt
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- Investment, agency conflicts, debt maturity, and loan guarantees by negotiation
- A stochastic model with interacting managerial operating options and debt rescheduling
- Distressed exchange, bargaining power, and prior capital structure
- Debt recapitalization and value in waiting to finance a project
- Optimal investment timing and volume decisions under debt borrowing constraints
- Investment Reversibility and Agency Cost of Debt
- The debt hangover: Renegotiation with noncontractible investment
- Two-stage investment, loan guarantees and share buybacks
- The non-neutrality of debt in investment timing: a new NPV rule
- The pricing of total loss absorption capacity bonds in a jump-diffusion model with regime-switching
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