An Empirical Analysis Of Debt-equity Choice In Indonesian Companies.
This study offers new insights by employing Indonesian data. The uniqueness of Indonesian companies is reflected by the common occurrence of ownership concentration among a few large families and affiliation with a corporate group in which seems nonexistent in many developed countries. With regar...
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| Format: | Thesis |
| Language: | English |
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2004
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.usm.my/46656/1/Augustinus%20Setiawan%20Santoso.pdf |
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| Summary: | This study offers new insights by employing Indonesian data. The uniqueness of
Indonesian companies is reflected by the common occurrence of ownership
concentration among a few large families and affiliation with a corporate group in
which seems nonexistent in many developed countries. With regard to the
methodology problem, this study uses simultaneous equations model to overcome the
endogeneity problem in debt-equity study. It is reported that the external block
ownership has dominant position by having majority control and impact on powerless
Indonesian managers. The inadequate legal framework for investors' protection,
insufficient internal financing and improper development of the capital market occur.
With regard to this situation, debt-equity choice was widely practiced. There is
evidence that Indonesian companies relied heavily on loans to finance unrealistic
rapid corporate expansion. The insignificant relationship between the level of debt
and tangibility of assets and profitability indicate the appearance of moral hazard
problem before the crisis |
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