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A dividend of democracy

Do democratically chosen rules lead to more cooperation and, hence, higher efficiency, than imposed rules? To discuss when such a “dividend of democracy” obtains, we review experimental studies in which material incentives remain stacked against cooperation (i.e., free-riding incentives prevail) despite adoption of cooperation-improving policies. While
Thomas Markussen, Jean-Robert Tyran
openaire   +2 more sources

Lazy dividends

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2020
Patrick J. Dennis, James Peter Weston
openaire   +1 more source

Dividend and Dividend Policies

2022
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Dividends and financial health: Evidence from U.S. bank holding companies

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2021
Niranjan Tripathy
exaly  

Dividends and Dividend Policy

2010
H. Kent Baker, J. Clay Singleton, E. Theodore Veit   +2 more
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CEO power and the likelihood of paying dividends: Effect of profitability and cash flow volatility

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2022
Shahbaz Sheikh
exaly  

Disappearing and reappearing dividends

Journal of Financial Economics, 2022
Roni Michaely
exaly  

Elective stock and scrip dividends

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2020
Isabel Feito-Ruiz, Luc Renneboog
exaly  

The evolving relation between dividends and flexible payouts: A different evolution

European Financial Management, 2021
Seth Armitage, Ronan Gallagher
exaly  

Why do privatized firms pay higher dividends?

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2020
Cal Muckley
exaly