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rents and payout. They do not exploit interest tax shields fully. The interactions of investment, debt and payout decisions … can change drastically depending on managers' preferences. Managers with power utility set investment, debt and payout …, investment decisions are separated from decisions about debt and payout. More profitable firms become cash cows and less …
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The study investigates the factors that influence dividend payout policy in public Pakistani manu- facturing companies throughout the timeframe 2010-20. Pooled OLS technique was used for regression purposes, as the majority of companies do not pay a dividend at all or do not do so regularly so...
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We use a survey approach to investigate how managers in a frontier market apply financing and dividend decision techniques in practice. 15 firm characteristics were grouped into paired subgroups for a two-sample t-test analysis that generated statistical differences, economic significance levels...
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This study investigates the interdependencies between debt capital and dividend policy as complementary factors influencing firm value among corporations listed on the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI). Using Tobin's Q as a firm value metric and employing robust econometric techniques...
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theory are in line with a number of empirical results, which seem to stay in contrast to existing theories on capital …
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analysis provides an explanation for why some firms only use little debt financing. Predictions made by our theory are in line …
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analysis provides an explanation for why some firms only use little debt financing. Predictions made by our theory are in line …
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This study investigates zero leverage firms and their choice to pay dividends among New Zealand (NZ) listed firms for the period 2007 – 2021. Overall our findings indicate that after allowing for financial constraints limiting firm debt capacity and firm preference for financial flexibility,...
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We examine whether the reputation effect hypothesis is empirically valid for the dividend behavior of firms in an economy with moderate corporate governance pressures. We take the Japanese economy during the 2000s and early 2010s as a sort of case study. We obtain the following two empirical...
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to commit effectively to their overall funding mix and investment strategy ex ante. The resulting market outcomes under …
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