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Leverage Changes and Product Pricing Incentives -- A Tax Induced Analysis
This paper provides a tax induced framework which can explain the linkage between pricing policies and capital structure choice documented in recent studies by Chevalier (1995a), (1995b) and Phillips (1995). The model proves that firms will optimally change their pricing decisions after taking on ad
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