It is straightforward to verify that, other things equal, a higher collateral increases disclosure, i.e. ∂γi
∂Ai > 0. The result depends on the characteristics of the two projects. Borrowers choose how much to disclose (γiAi), equating the marginal returns from the HT and LT projects. The LT project displays decreasing returns and, hence, there is a unique level of capital KLT=(1−γi)Ai that maximizes the project's return. This implies that borrowers with higher levels of asset endowment, Ai, will maximize returns by investing a lower share of the asset, γi, in the LT project and, correspondingly, a higher share in the HT project whose return is a linear function of the collateral. Hence, it could be argued that disclosure increases with the level of assets.