Equity and Corporate Investment Decisions
UCLA experts discuss the relationship between equity and corporate investment that can affect your business and what to consider while making corporate decisions.
UCLA Anderson’s Andrea L. Eisfeldt, UCLA’s Huifeng Chang, a Ph.D. student, and Stockholm School of Economics’ Adrien d’Avernas offer views examining bond prices and their role in corporate decisions about investing or not investing in assets. They discuss the “investment channel,” and explore how investment decisions are made by companies alongside the state of equity prices and credit spreads.
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