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To Pay or Not to Pay Dividend

The Journal of Finance, 1982
OUR UNDERSTANDING of why corporations pay dividends is currently unsatisfactory. On the one hand, received theory tells us that dividends are irrelevant (in the sense that any two arbitrarily chosen dividend policies have equivalent consequences), both in the absence of taxes (Miller and Modigliani [13]) and in their presence (Miller and Scholes [14]).
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Special dividends and the evolution of dividend signaling

Journal of Financial Economics, 2000
This paper documents that (1) special dividends were once commonly paid by NYSE "rms, but are now rarely paid; (2) "rms typically paid specials almost as predictably as they paid regular dividends; (3) despite the dramatic overall decline in specials, the incidence of very large specials increased in recent years; and (4) special dividends were not ...
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Conclusion: the Victory of Dividends and the Dividends of Victory

2001
To return to Max Weber’s quote with which this book began, great banks and stock exchanges are not places for ‘ethical culture’ but weapons for achieving power in a national economic struggle for this-worldly goals.2 The US promotion of direct financing in the postwar period has been fundamental to its extension of structural power in international ...
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Lazy dividends

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2020
Patrick J. Dennis, James Peter Weston
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Catering dividend: Dividend premium and free cash flow on dividend policy

Cogent Business and Management, 2020
Hidayati Nur Rochmah   +2 more
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Dividends and Dividend Policy

2010
H. Kent Baker   +2 more
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Dividend Smoothing and Predictability

Management Science, 2012
Zhi Da, Richard Priestley
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