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DYNAMIC CAPITAL STRUCTURE AS STRATEGIC LEVERAGE DECISIONS: A CASE STUDY OF GARUDA INDONESIA
This thesis examines how dynamic capital-structure management can function as a strategic leverage decision in the aftermath of Garuda Indonesia’s court-approved homologation in 2022. The study investigates whether a more adaptive financing policy enhances financial resilience and supports long-term value creation, particularly through its influence on solvency, investment capacity, and the cost of capital. Using a dynamic partial-adjustment framework estimated through System Generalized Method of Moments and supported by Monte Carlo simulations of the Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR), the analysis conceptualizes financial flexibility as a measurable strategic capability.
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