Falling Rates and Rising Superstars

Using high frequency interest rate shocks, we find that falling rates in a low interest rate environment favor industry leaders. A fall in interest rate near the zero lower bound leads to a stronger decline in the borrowing rate for industry leaders, who also borrow more, invest more aggressively, a...

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description Using high frequency interest rate shocks, we find that falling rates in a low interest rate environment favor industry leaders. A fall in interest rate near the zero lower bound leads to a stronger decline in the borrowing rate for industry leaders, who also borrow more, invest more aggressively, and acquire assets at a faster pace. This advantage from falling rates enjoyed by industry leaders diminishes in a higher rate environment. We estimate a “competition-neutral” nominal federal funds rate of about four percentage points, a level at which industry leaders and followers are impacted equally from an interest rate change.
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Borrowing
Competition
Corporate Finance
Economic theory
Industrial Organization
Interest rates
Kreditzins
Lines of credit
Monetary Economics
Monetary policy
Unternehmenserfolg
Unternehmensfinanzierung
Unternehmenskonzentration
USA
Valuation
Zins
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