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  • Despite an increase in governments' demand for private participation in infrastructure, Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have received low engagement from the private sector in the task of bridging infrastructure gaps in emerging markets. Previous literature in the field mainly focuses on the effects of PPPs from the governments' perspective and it is inconclusive in its examination of the advantages and disadvantages of the private sector's participation.

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  • The thesis aims to investigate the impact of state ownership and banking system reform on the relationship between firm’s investment and internal cash flows in the context of small transition economy – Vietnam.

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  • The study examines the effect of state ownership on the relationship between investment and cash flow in Vietnam, a small transitional economy.

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  • The second essay examines the effect of banking system reform, which is defined by the presence of foreign banks, on investment-cash flow relation in a context of a small transition economy. I find evidence that the presence of foreign banks in Vietnam results in decreasing in firm’s dependence on local banks and has changed their financial constraint. Company investments are less reliant on internal cash flow in the post reform period.

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  • The study applies quantitative method on non-balanced panel samples of Vietnamese listed firms which are extracted from the Thomson Reuters database and manually collected from companies’ annual reports. All the regressions are estimated by Generalized Least Squared (GLS) method to fix the heteroscedasticity problem and robusted by Generalized Method of Moment (GMM) for endogeneitity potential.

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  • This paper investigates the determinants of UK corporate cash holdings during the period 1980-2012. The global and long term phenomenon of corporate cash pilling has drawn significant attention from researchers. Similarly, this study aims at shedding light on the empirical relationship between cash holding and specific firm characteristics. The empirical findings suggest that cash holdings are positively related to investment opportunity, as R&D and market to book ratio.

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  • This survey studies the relationship between the impact of political costs on companies with high free cash flow and low growth opportunity. In this survey, company's assets, sales, income and number of employees are estimated.

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  • This paper presents an empirical investigation to study the relationship between combined leverage and cash flow in terms of board of director’s ownership and corporate governance structures.

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  • This paper aims to investigate the relationship between managerial opportunistic behavior and the value of manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, using two different indicators of company value.

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  • The study seeks to investigate empirically the relationship between the monetary policy instruments used by the Central Bank of Nigeria and stock market performance measured by the growth of market capitalization in the Nigerian Stock Exchange Market. We employed time series data that spanned from 1980-2013. This period was considered due to the liberalization of the financial sector.

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  • According to the free cash flow hypothesis, large free cash flows are likely to lead to managerial discretion and agency problems. This is because retaining free cash flows reduces the ability of capital market to monitor managers. The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between corporate governance and free cash flow for a sample of Canadian companies. This study does not find evidence supporting the agency costs of free cash flow hypothesis. The results show that better governed firms have larger free cash flows.

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  • The paper reports an investigation into Vietnamese enterprises’ optimal level of investment based on panel data to find out the relationship between overinvestment and free cash flow. The results show that Vietnamese enterprises have been largely overinvesting.

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  • A corporation can be viewed as a nexus of contracts designed to minimize contracting costs (Coase 1937). Parties contracting with the firm desire information both about the firm’s ability to satisfy the terms of contracts and the firm’s ultimate compliance with its contractual obligations. Financial accounting information supplies a key quantitative representation of individual corporations that supports a wide range of contractual relationships.

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  • In addition to emphasizing long-horizon expected returns, the approach taken here differs from previous treatments in that it uses ex ante estimates of expected returns, rather than ex post actual returns. Expected returns are estimated by incorporating corporate cash flow projections into an expanded version of the Campbell and Shiller (1988, 1989) dividend-price ratio model, in which the log of the price-earnings ratio is a linear function of required future returns, expected earnings growth rates, and expected dividend payout rates.

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  • The inverse relationship between coupon rate and price sensitivity results from the distribution of cash flows. Compared to a lower coupon bond, more of the total cash flow of a high coupon security will come from interest payments. Interest payments are received throughout the life of the bond, which means that, relative to a lower coupon bond, a higher coupon bond will have a higher proportion of its cash flow returned sooner. The earlier the cash flow occurs, the less price sensitive its cash flow is. As discussed above, longer maturity cash...

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  • They found that for the US and Canada this reaction can be accounted for entirely by the impact of the oil shocks on cash-flows. The results for Japan and the UK were inconclusive. Using an unrestricted vector autoregressive (VAR), Huang et al. (1996) show a significant link between some American oil company stock returns and oil price changes. However, they find no evidence of a relationship between oil prices and market indices such as the S&P500.

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  • The relationship between capital markets, investment and economic growth has been a major interest for economic decision-makers, researchers and analysts. Many countries have tried to boost economic growth through amending capital market regulations, such as phasing out restrictions on capital with the aim of encouraging foreign cash flows into their markets to boost development. Previous studies have shown that stock markets can promote economic growth by directing accumulated savings into real investments.

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  • Zhang (2004) designed a multi-index model to determine the effect of industry, country and international factors on asset pricing. Byers and Groth (2000) defined the asset pricing process as a function utility (economic factors) and non-economic (psychic) factors. Clerc and Pfister (2001) posit that monetary policy is capable of influencing asset prices in the long run. Any change in interest rates especially unanticipated change affects growth expectations and the rates for discounting investment future cash flows.

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  • CHAPTER 2 A SYSTEMS CONTEXT FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.Any business, large or small, is a system of financial relationships and cash flows, which are activated by management decisions—a key principle we established in Chapter 1.

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