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Ownership structure influencing the joint determination of dividend, leverage, and cost of capital
Rajverma, Abhinav Kumar; Arrawatia, Rakesh; Misra, Arun … - In: Cogent economics & finance 7 (2019) 1, pp. 1-25
The article analyses inter-dependencies between dividend, capital structure, and cost of capital, factoring the … concentrated ownership. Dividend, leverage, and average cost of capital are inter-linked. However, family firms pay lower dividends …
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Threshold cointegration and nonlinear adjustment between stock prices and dividends
Esteve García, Vicente; Prats Albentosa, María Asuncíon - In: Applied economics letters 17 (2010) 4/6, pp. 405-410
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Speed of adjustment to the long-run equilibrium : an application with US stock price and dividend data
Saltoglu, Burak - In: Applied financial economics 8 (1998) 4, pp. 367-375
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Interrelationship between capital structure and dividend policy with reference to select Indian companies
Kaur, Rajbinder; Chattopadhyay, Arup Kumar; Rakshit, Debdas - In: Research bulletin / The Institute of Cost Accountants … 44 (2019) 4, pp. 75-98
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The Lintner model revisited : dividends versus total payouts
Andres, Christian; Doumet, Markus; Fernau, Erik; … - 2014 - This version: October 2013
We analyze how the introduction of repurchases in 1998, and a major tax reform in 2001, affected the payout policy of German firms. To this end, we estimate Lintner (1956) partial adjustment models for both dividends and total payouts. We also analyze the implications for payout of changes in...
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Employee Rights and Dividend Policy Around the World
Yu, Bing - 2011
This paper explores the relationship between employee rights and dividend policy across countries. Using labor right … index as a proxy for agency costs of employees, we test the association between labor rights and dividend policies across … dividend payment amounts. This relationship is reinforced to be more salient in civil countries where shareholder rights are …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013128468
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Employee Rights and Dividend Policy Around the World
Yu, Bing - 2011
This paper explores the relationship between employee rights and dividend policy across countries. Using labor right … index as a proxy for agency costs of employees, we test the association between labor rights and dividend policies across … dividend payment amounts. This relationship is reinforced to be more salient in civil countries where shareholder rights are …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013131140
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Optimal Dividends and Capital Injections in the Dual Model with Diffusion
Avanzi, Benjamin - 2010
.We determine the optimal dividend and (unconstrained) capital injection strategy when jumps are hyperexponential. This strategy … happens to be either a dividend barrier strategy without capital injections, or another dividend barrier strategy with forced … injections when the surplus is null to prevent ruin. The latter is also shown to be the optimal dividend and capital injection …
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Moral Hazard, Dividends and Risk in Banks
Onali, Enrico - 2010
This paper is the first investigation of the interplay between dividends and risk taking in banks. I examine the role of dividends as a risk-shifting mechanism that can exacerbate moral hazard, controlling for standard determinants of dividends in nonfinancial firms. My main findings show that...
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A Growth Type Explanation for Persistence in Retained Earnings and Propensity to Pay Dividends
Wu, Xueping - 2010
We show that while firms that typically pay dividends already have high ratios of retained-earnings-to-total-equity (RE/TE) and high propensities to pay (PTP) early on, firms that typically do not pay dividends have persistently low RE/TE and low PTP even after 20 years of growth. This...
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