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Irina Berzkalne

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TRADE-OFF THEORY VS. PECKING ORDER THEORY – EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE BALTIC COUNTRIES

2014

Capital structure is of particular importance in estimating the company value; an accurately estimated and selected equity and debt ratio can maximize the company value and minimizes the cost of capital; therefore, this issue is especially significant in the changing conditions of economic development. The main purpose of this study is to simultaneously evaluate the pecking order and trade-off theories of capital structure and determine which one performs better for a sample of companies from the Baltic states. Analysis is conducted on a sample of 75 listed companies (Baltic Stock Exchange) over the period from 1998 to 2011. The authors test theories using panel data and regression analysis…

Capital structure; Debt ratio; Leverage; Pecking order theory; Trade-off theoryJournal of economic and social development
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Inovacijos ir bendrovės vertė: Baltijos šalių patirtis

2021

Inovacijos yra konkurencingumo pagrindas. Kartu pagrindinis vadovo uždavinys yra savininkų turto maksimizavimas, todėl svarbu tyrinėti inovacijų ir bendrovės vertės santykį. Šio tyrimo tikslas – ištirti inovacijų poveikį organizacijos vertei. Tiriamos Baltijos šalių bendrovės, veikusios 2005–2011 metų laikotarpiu. Tyrimas parodė, kad inovatyvių bendrovių vertė yra didesnė, didesnės ir jos pačios. Nustatyta, kad didesnė bendrovės vertė pasiekiama, jei nematerialių išteklių dalis viršija 1 %. Taikant koreliaciją ir regresinę analizę, nustatyta, kad inovacijos yra svarbi organizacijos vertės determinantė, organizacijos dydis yra silpnesnis veiksnys, o augimas – pats silpniausias veiksnys. Stra…

Inovacijos / InnovationsActuarial scienceBusiness administrationInnovation processKompanijos vertėResearch and developmentLietuva (Lithuania)ShareholderBendrovės vertėValue (economics)EconomicsGeneral Earth and Planetary SciencesNematerialūs ištekliaiTobins QBook valueIntangible assetsCompany valueGeneral Environmental ScienceRegional Formation and Development Studies
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Intellectual Capital and Company Value

2014

AbstractThe bulk of traditional corporate valuation methods reflect historical performance, while it is necessary to also take into consideration the value which is off-balance-sheet and possible growth. Large differences exist between company market and book value, and a part of this can be explained by intellectual capital. The aim of the study is to make an empirical investigation of the impact of intellectual capital on company value. Empirical results show that one can find mixed results regarding relationship between value added intellectual coefficient VAICTM and company value.

Actuarial scienceEconomic Value AddedBusiness valueIntellectual capitalEmbedded valueintellectual capitalvalue added intellectual coefficient (VAICTM)Market value addedCost of capitalEconomicshuman capitalGeneral Materials ScienceClassical economicsTobin's QBook valuecompany valueValuation (finance)Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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