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The 10 pages that link to Capital structure, each with the reason it gives.

• Corporate financeBroader topic: It describes the financing mix corporate finance seeks to choose.

• Private equityRelated: Buyouts can substantially alter a company’s debt burden and financing risk.

• Leveraged buyoutRelated: An LBO replaces much of the target’s financing with debt and sponsor equity.

• Investment bankingRelated: Bankers assess how a transaction changes a company's funding mix and financial risk.

• Cost of capitalRelated: The proportions of debt and equity determine how their costs are weighted.

• Shareholder valueRelated: Changing debt and equity can alter risk, financing costs, and the value accruing to shareholders.

• Merton MillerNarrower topic: Miller’s theorem asks whether this financing mix changes a firm’s total value.

• Modigliani–Miller theoremNarrower topic: The theorem asks whether this financing mix changes firm value.

• Austrian business cycle theoryRelated: The theory predicts distorted rates skew investment toward longer, more roundabout production.

• Financial managementRelated: Managers choose how to fund operations and investment through this mix.