英文摘要 |
This paper develops an endogenous growth model with capital structure that incorporates agency costs in the bond market. The main results from the theory analysis are as follows: (1) Increasing the tax rate imposed on the corporate bond yield reduces economic growth, employment, the inflation rate and the market price of capital. However, the im-pact of it on the firm’s debt-to-equity is ambiguous. (2) The impact of the corporate tax, the dividend tax, and dividend yield on economic growth, employment, inflation rate, and the debt-to-equity is ambiguous. (3) A high nominal interest rate is associated with high economic growth, employment, debt-to-equity ratio and inflation rate if the corporate tax rate is higher than the tax rate on the corporate bond yield. The numerical results are summarized in the following. The tax on the corporate tax, the corporate bond yield, and the distributed dividend is harmful to economic growth, employment, and inflation rate. Similarly, an increase in dividend yield and agency cost is harmful to macroeconomic performances. But, the impact of those policies on debt-to-equity is different. The relationship between debt-to-equity and economic growth is procyclical for monetary policy. |