Capital structure is the mixture of debt and equity financing. Its choice and determinants related to many different factors. This thesis firstly present several traditional theories discussed on capital structure, such as trade-off theory, agency cost theory and theory of pecking-order. Then the paper concluded seven determined factors from practical aspects and discussed on the correlations a...

By examining the factors that determine capital structure for Turkish Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) in Borsa Istanbul (BIST) over period 2014-2020, we attempt to present a contribution literature. In our study, use panel data analysis provide us proofs about impact of financial performance, stock and corporate on decisions REITS. Some findings are remarkably similar those prior studies ...

In this study, using various panel models and estimators, we find empirically that the trade-off and pecking order theories are not mutually exclusive in explaining quoted Portuguese companies capital structure decisions. However, the finance behaviour of quoted Portuguese companies comes close to that forecast by the pecking order theory: (i) the magnitude of the effects of financial deficit o...

Constructing the capital structure of business organization depends on quite very many perspectives and theories. One of these outlooks is the pecking order approach to capital structure construction. The approach is yet to have seemingly homogenous test both qualitative and quantitative. The non-homogeneity posture has been traced to methodology of analysis and assumptions of adverse selection...