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prices and the log dividends. However, the empirical results also show that the cointegrating relationship has changed over …
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prices and the log dividends. However, the empirical results also show that the cointegrating relationship has changed over …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011745419
cointegration between the log stock prices and the log dividends. However, our empirical results also show that the cointegrat- ing …
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model in which the long-run relationship between the dividends and stock price is time-varying. An adjusted dividend …
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cointegration between the log stock prices and the log dividends. However, our empirical results also show that the cointegrat- ing …
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In this paper we explore the relevance of dividends in the total equity return over longer time horizons. In addition …, we investigate the effects of different reinvestment assumptions of dividends. We use a unique set of revised and … corrected US equity data series, comprising monthly prices and dividends based on consistent definitions over the period 1871 …
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In this paper we explore the relevance of dividends in the total equity return over longer time horizons. In addition …, we investigate the effects of different reinvestment assumptions of dividends. We use a unique set of revised and … corrected US equity data series, comprising monthly prices and dividends based on consistent definitions over the period 1871 …
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We investigate the impact of monetary conditions on stock market returns at different points on the return distributions. Our results reveal no association between stock returns and monetary environments at the lower quantiles. At the upper quantiles, however, we find that expansive monetary...
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