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overinvestment of free cash flow: a standalone construct

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Corporate finance

investment beyond the level needed to maintain assets and fund positive projects, concentrated in firms with high free cash flow.

In corporate finance, overinvestment of free cash flow refers to investment beyond the level needed to maintain assets and fund positive projects, concentrated in firms with high free cash flow. This meaning comes from Richardson (2006) in Review of Accounting Studies.[1]

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References

Richardson, S. (2006). Over-investment of free cash flow. Review of Accounting Studies, 11(2-3), 159-189. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11142-006-9012-1

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