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No references found	Reexamining the direct costs of financial distress is important because many debt restructurings in the late 80s and early 90s involved prepackaged bankruptcy, failed HLTs, vulture investors, and informal pre-restructuring bondholder committees. The administrative costs of debt restructurings: some recent evidence by Betker, Brian L. / Financial Management 1993) argue that smaller firms are more likely to hedge than larger firms, because the direct costs of financial distress are less than proportional to firm size. Empirical evidence on the corporate use of derivatives by Berkman, Henk; Bradbury, Michael E. / Financial Management In an effort to identify the sources of the economic gains associated with this form of restructuring, I study 49 prepackaged bankruptcies filed between 1986 and 1993 I first examine the direct costs of financial distress and the actions that the sample firms take to minimize the indirect costs of financial distress. An empirical examination of prepackaged bankruptcy by Betker, Brian L. / Financial Management	Dilution Protection Dilutive Acquisition Dilutive Effect diluvion Dim Sum Market Dinero barato Dinero caro Dinero en efectivo Dinero especulativo Dinero mercancia Dinero ocioso Dinheiro sonante DINK dinosaur pen Diorama DIP Dipartimento delle relazioni con gli investitori Dipendente Diram Direct Direct Access Trading direct capitalization Direct Claim direct cost direct costs Direct Costs of Financial Distress Direct Deposit Direct Deposit Service direct endorsement Direct Estimate Method Direct Exchange Rate direct financing Direct Foreign Investment Direct Investment Direct lease Direct Lender Direct Loan Program Direct Marketing Block Direct Overhead Direct Paper direct participation program Direct Placement Direct Play Direct Public Offering Direct Purchase Direct purchase plan Direct Quote direct reduction mortgage Direct Registration System Direct Repurchase Direct Rollover	Direct Containment Heating direct contract direct contrast direct control direct control function Direct Control Mode Direct Control System Direct Controller-Pilot Communication Direct Conversion Reactor Direct conversion receiver Direct conversion receiver Direct Conversion Record Direct Converter direct Coombs test direct Coombs tests direct Coombs' test Direct Copper Bonding direct correlation Direct Cosine Transform Direct cost Direct cost Direct cost Direct cost Direct Cost of Financial Distress Direct Cost of Sale direct costs direct costs direct costs direct costs direct costs Direct Costs of Financial Distress Direct coupled Direct Coupled FET Logic Direct Coupled Plasma-Optical Emission Spectroscopy Direct Coupled System Direct Coupled Transistor Logic Direct Coupled Unipolar Transistor Logic Direct coupling Direct coupling Direct Coupling Modulated Bias Direct Credit direct cross-connection Direct Cryptographic Interface direct current direct current direct current direct current direct current direct current Direct Current / Radio Frequency Direct Current Amperage Direct Current Anodic Stripping Voltammetry Direct Current Cable Direct Current Cardioversion Direct Current Cardioversion Direct Current Charging Unit Direct Current Circuit Breaker Direct Current Common Direct Current Control cabinet Direct Current Converter Direct Current Counter Shock

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Reexamining the direct costs of financial distress is important because many debt restructurings in the late 80s and early 90s involved prepackaged bankruptcy, failed HLTs, vulture investors, and informal pre-restructuring bondholder committees.

The administrative costs of debt restructurings: some recent evidence by Betker, Brian L. / Financial Management

1993) argue that smaller firms are more likely to hedge than larger firms, because the direct costs of financial distress are less than proportional to firm size.

Empirical evidence on the corporate use of derivatives by Berkman, Henk; Bradbury, Michael E. / Financial Management

In an effort to identify the sources of the economic gains associated with this form of restructuring, I study 49 prepackaged bankruptcies filed between 1986 and 1993 I first examine the direct costs of financial distress and the actions that the sample firms take to minimize the indirect costs of financial distress.

An empirical examination of prepackaged bankruptcy by Betker, Brian L. / Financial Management