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econometric methods to control for differences between dividend paying and non-dividend paying firms, we show weaker price and … volume reactions to earnings announcements (EAs) for payers, consistent with investors using dividend information as a … (higher) for dividend payers relative to non-payers, consistent with managers responding to the decreased attention to …
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. Consistent with dividends substituting for earnings information, we find that dividend paying firms have 11%–15% lower earnings … response coefficients (ERCs) than non-payers. We find more substitution when the dividend provides a stronger signal of … permanent earnings: when the firm is less likely to cut the dividend, when the firm is likely to fund the dividend out of …
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dividend announcements. When dividend changes confirm preceding earnings changes, our model predicts inverse u-shaped investor … revisions conditional on the prior expectations for noisy dividend signals. As the dividend signal becomes more informative our … perfectly informative dividend signals. When dividend changes contradict preceding earnings changes, our model predicts u …
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International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), we investigate whether and how dividend payouts based on unrealized revaluation … earnings affect a firm's default risk. Our results indicate that in the era of fair value accounting, whether the dividend …
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dividend announcements. When dividend changes confirm preceding earnings changes, our model predicts inverse u-shaped investor … revisions conditional on the prior expectations for noisy dividend signals. As the dividend signal becomes more informative our … perfectly informative dividend signals. When dividend changes contradict preceding earnings changes, our model predicts u …
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show that auditors charge lower fees to dividend-paying clients than to non-dividend-paying clients and the average fee … dividend firms; and dividend payouts mitigate the positive relation between earnings manipulation risk and audit fees. Our … by showing that auditors reflect the earnings quality information content of firms' dividend policies in their pricing …
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We revisit the predictive ability of dividend changes for firms’ future earnings and extend the literature by examining … the effect of management forecasting ability. Although prior studies have examined the relationship between dividend … changes and future earnings, the empirical evidence is mixed. The belief that dividend changes have implications for future …
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.e., where dividends have limited or no signaling implications) and varies in a predictable manner with dividend payouts and cost …
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In this study we verify if payment of dividends increases the earnings informativeness of firms listed on the São Paulo Stock Exchange (BOVESPA). The study is based on the paper of Francis, Schipper and Vincent (2005), and adds an interaction variable between earnings and dividends in order to...
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Archival studies document an asymmetrically strong market reaction to positive vis-agrave;-vis negative earnings surprises. This finding appears inconsistent with the well-known effect of loss aversion and remains unexplained. I contend that this reaction pattern can arise when investors'...
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