Dividend Policy: Its Impact on Firm Value
By Ronald C. Lease, Kose John, A. Kalay, Uri Loewenstein, O. Sarig. 2000
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- Determinants of dividend policy for public listed companies in Malaysia (2012, background): “Dividend policy is “the practice that management follows in making dividend payout decisions or, in other words, the size and pattern of cash distributions over time to shareholders” (Lease et al., 2000, p. 29).”
- The determinants of dividend policy in Pakistan (2008, methodology): “Life Cycle Theory explanation given by the Lease et al. (2000) and Fama and French (2001) is that the firms should follow a life cycle and reflect management‟s assessment of the importance of market imperfection and factors including taxes to equity holders, agency cost asymmetric information,…”
- CULTURE, CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, AND DIVIDEND POLICY: INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE (2012, background): “(2008) examine dividend payments in thirty countries and provide some support for 1 See Lease et al. (2001) and Allen and Michaely (2003) for excellent surveys on dividend policy.”
- Instability in the Dividend Policy of the Istanbul Stock Exchange (Ise) Corporations: Evidence from an Emerging Market (2000, unknown): “ŽLintner 1956 , a robust model and a finance ‘classic’, is used Lease et al., 2000, p. .130 .”
- Revisiting managerial perspectives on dividend policy (2002, background): “See Ang (1987) and Lease et al. (1999) for a comprehensive review of the dividend policy literature and Frankfurter and Wood (1997) for a discussion of the evolution of corporate dividend policy.”
- Dynamics and determinants of dividend policy in Pakistan (evidence from Karachi stock exchange non-financial listed firms) (2008, unknown): “Life Cycle Theory explanation given by the Lease et al. (2000) and Fama and French (2001) is that the firms should follow a life cycle and reflect management‟s assessment of the importance of market imperfection and factors including taxes to equity holders, agency cost asymmetric information,…”
- Access to Capital, Capital Structure, and the Funding of the Firm (2009, background): “25 For a good review of the dividend policy literature, see Lease et al. (2000).”
- Factors Influencing Corporate Dividend Decision: Evidence from Jordanian Panel Data (2008, methodology): “See Lease et al. (2000) and Al-Malkawi (2005) for a comprehensive review of dividend policy theories. 2. The largest ten companies listed on ASE accounted for about 67 percent of total market capitalisation. 3. For further evidence, see, for example, Agrawal and Jayaraman (1994). 4. Of course, this ”