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CEO social capital and implied cost of capital: Based on the empirical evidence of Chinese family businesses. [PDF]
PLoS OneQi Y, Zou Y, Shi F.
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Monetary policy, debt maturity structure and corporate investment efficiency: Evidence from China. [PDF]
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Overseas residency rights of Chinese listed firms' controllers: Impacts on R&D and public welfare donations. [PDF]
PLoS OneZhu H, Tian Y, Yang K, Wei S, Yin Y.
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Payout policy and earnings management: Dividends versus stock repurchases
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Reporting of discontinued operations and dividend payout policy
Review of Accounting and Finance, 2021Purpose This study aims to examine the relationship between the types of discontinued operations (i.e. income-increasing versus income-decreasing) and a firm’s dividend payout policy. The authors extend our analysis to examine whether equity investors react differently to dividend payout changes that are preceded by the reporting of different types of
Binod Guragai, Trent Henke, Glen Young
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Asset redeployability and dividend payout policy
The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 2023Puman Ouyang, Ligang Zhong
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Dividend Payout-Policy Drivers: Evidence from Emerging Countries
Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 2014We investigate the drivers of dividend payout policy by analyzing the behavior of 2,636 companies from sixteen emerging countries. Using the generalized method of moments system technique, the results principally support residual cash flow theory as well as the substitution model, agency costs, and signaling, and stand in contrast to the life-cycle ...
Claudiu Boţoc, Marilen Pirtea
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND DIVIDEND PAYOUT POLICY: BEYOND COUNTRY‐LEVEL GOVERNANCE
Journal of Financial Research, 2017AbstractWe address the mixed empirical findings on how corporate governance affects dividend payout policy by analyzing a large sample of firms from 30 countries. Our results indicate that firms with better firm‐level governance pay more dividends, even after controlling for country‐level governance.
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