Climate Risk and Capital Structure
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DOI: 10.1287/mnsc.2023.4952
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- Édith Ginglinger & Quentin Moreau, 2019. "Climate risk and capital structure," Post-Print hal-02291383, HAL.
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physical climate risk; climate change exposure; Paris Agreement; capital structure; leverage; credit rating; ESG;All these keywords.
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