The Moral Hazard Theory of Corporate Financial Structure: Empirical Tests

An in-depth analysis of the moral hazard problem in corporate finance, and how it affects the optimal choice of financial structure. Using empirical tests on real-world data, Williamson offers practical insights for investors and managers alike.

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