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behavior in a unique environment in which there are no taxes on dividends and capital gains. The absence of taxes in Oman …
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behavior in a unique environment in which there are no taxes on dividends and capital gains. We find that overnight drop in the …
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and dividends---is incomplete and misleading: it ignores large offsetting equity issuances that move capital from …
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distributions - dividends and capital gains. This paper empirically analyzes the influence of the tax preferences of individual and … corporate shareholders for the two corporate distribution types - dividends or capital gains - from 1990 to 2012. In the first … have preferred capital gains and corporate shareholders have preferred dividends. To account for these differences …
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-tax factor drives the yield effect and that return variation associated with dividends is caused by the time series variation …
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countries over the period from year 1990 to 2008, we find that past dividend payers are more likely to terminate dividends and … that non-payers are less likely to initiate dividends during periods of high political uncertainty. These findings suggest … document that firms with lower market valuation or less liquidity are more likely to initiate dividends during periods of high …
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This paper examines and compares the dividend policies of American depository receipt (ADR) firms and U.S. firms and identifies the factors that determine these policies for both types of companies. We find that ADR firms have higher dividend yields than U.S. firms, while U.S. firms have higher...
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We show that log-dividends (d) and log-prices (p) are cointegrated, but, instead of de facto assuming the stationarity …
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