March 14, 2024International Journal of Management Research and Emerging SciencesOpen Access

Unveiling the Changing Capital Structure Dynamics in the Oil and Gas Industry: Evidence from Pakistan

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Tangibility and liquidity exhibit an inverse relationship with leverage, whereas firm size and non-debt tax shields directly influence capital structure outcomes across firms.
The pool regression approach evaluated financial records spanning from 2007 to 2021, tracking how earning volatility and financial distress impact corporate financing.
Highlights how asset structure and liquidity guide financing policies in the energy sector, while firm growth and profitability show no significant capital structure impact.

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Pooled regression analysis demonstrates changing capital structure determinants in Pakistani oil and gas firms, indicating firm-specific factors drive financing decisions.

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Dhariwal et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Pooled regression analysis demonstrates changing capital structure determinants in Pakistani oil and gas firms, indicating firm-specific factors drive financing decisions.

Unveiling the Changing Capital Structure Dynamics in the Oil and Gas Industry: Evidence from Pakistan

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Unveiling the Changing Capital Structure Dynamics in the Oil and Gas Industry: Evidence from Pakistan

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