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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Foreign activity effects on the capital structure of Brazilian companies during 2004-2008

Hiramoto, Eduardo 12 March 2010 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2010-04-20T20:15:11Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 61080100015.pdf: 267521 bytes, checksum: aaa2593ecbe40548a09d44c929fdd305 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010-03-12T00:00:00Z / Do Brazilian companies with foreign activities (M C) have different capital structure from domestic companies (DC)? If so, is the upstream-downstream hypothesis prediction valid, with internationalized companies using more debt than domestic corporations? We found that Brazilian M Cs use more debt due to international activity, with 9.6% more leverage, from which 5.8% come from long-term sources. We also shed some light on an alternative explanation for higher debt usage by internationalized companies. This dissertation tests whether there is a link between international activity and foreign debt financing. Does the access to foreign debt help to explain why M Cs use more debt than DCs? Our results show that international activity is positively related to foreign debt usage, and average M Cs carries 12.7% more foreign debt in their capital structure. Our sample consists of 131 companies within the period from 2004-2008, resulting in 538 firm-year observations. / As empresas brasileiras com atividades internacionais (MNC) possuem uma estrutura de capital diferente das empresas domésticas (DC)? Se sim, é válida a hipótese upstream-downstream, com empresas internacionalizadas utilizando mais dívida do que as empresas domésticas? Encontramos que as MNCs brasileiras utilizam mais dívida devido à atividade internacional, com 9,6% mais alavancagem, dos quais 5,8% são oriundos de fontes de longo prazo. Nós ainda lançamos uma luz sobre uma explicação alternativa para o maior uso de dívida pelas empresas internacionalizadas. Esta dissertação testa se existe um vínculo entre a atividade internacional e o financiamento com dívida estrangeira. O acesso a dívida estrangeira ajuda a explicar porque MNCs utilizam mais dívida do que DCs? Nossos resultados revelam que a atividade internacional está positivamente relacionada ao uso de dívida estrangeira, sendo que MNCs médias carregam 12,7% mais dívida estrangeira em sua estrutura de capital. Nossa amostra consiste em 131 companhias no período 2004-2008, resultando em 538 observações.

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