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The Q-Theory of IPOs
We find that new firms’ real investment responds much more elastically to aggregate Tobin’s Q than does that of established firms. On the financial side, IPOs respond more elastically to Tobin’s Q than seasoned offerings of securities. The explanation seems to be that a high aggregate Q raises new f
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