Expected return and expected dividend growth

Article Abstract:

An analysis of US stock markets post war shows that expected returns vary based on time and similar variation in dividend growth rate too is anticipated by the stock markets. This expected dividend growth rate may or may not be supported by dividend-price ratio. The relationship between dividend forecasts and forecasts of excess stock returns in business cycles is also examined.

Dividends, Dividend Policy, Growth, Return on investment, Rate of return, Present value analysis, Company growth, Company dividends

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The impact of stock market information production on internal resource allocation

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The resource allocation decision of a manager inside a multidivision firm whose compensation is based on the firm's stock price is analyzed. The exhibition of a positive correlation across the firms divisions by the internal investments is observed.

Stock prices, Resource allocation

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Themarketing role of IPOs: evidence from internet stocks

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The possible marketing profits of going public and the under pricing of initial public offerings (IPOs) is discussed. The results imply that the benefits are beyond the internet sector and the issues market of late 1990s.

Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Company public offering

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