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Management article
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Reference no. 71211
Authors: William Sihler (Darden School of Business, University of Virginia)
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Business Review", 1971
Length: 12 pages
Topics: Capital costs; Financial management; Investment management; Securities analysis
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Abstract

Leading ideas and theories regarding capital structure and capital assets are translated into a useable form for managers. The suggested framework for analysis concentrates on three areas related to preliminary investment decisions: tentative investment level and estimates of cash flow and earnings; the debt/equity structure or amount of debt to be carried; and dividend policy. Investment decisions influence capital cost which in turn influences investment volume.
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Leading ideas and theories regarding capital structure and capital assets are translated into a useable form for managers. The suggested framework for analysis concentrates on three areas related to preliminary investment decisions: tentative investment level and estimates of cash flow and earnings; the debt/equity structure or amount of debt to be carried; and dividend policy. Investment decisions influence capital cost which in turn influences investment volume.

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