Across
- 3. A theory in corporate finance which suggests that firms prefer to finance new projects first with internal funds, then with debt, and lastly with issuing new equity.
- 5. A research method that examines the impact of a specific event on the value of a firm or financial asset.
- 6. Acquisitions in which a company buys a potential competitor to discontinue its innovative projects, thus reducing competition.
Down
- 1. A method in statistical models that controls for time-invariant characteristics of individuals or entities to isolate the effect of variables of interest.
- 2. A defense strategy used by companies to thwart hostile takeovers by making the company less attractive to the acquirer.
- 4. A statistical technique used to estimate causal effects by comparing the changes in outcomes over time between a treatment group and a control group.