Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 7 / 2008 (524)
The Dividend – a Source for the Development of Companies or for the Growth of Market Value?
Universitatea Tenhica din Cluj-Napoca
Abstract. Usually the dividend policy is seen as a way to approach the distribution of profit on the two classical directions. But the dividend policy influences the market value of a company, and if those who decide over this problem do not have an ethical behaviour, but pursue to distribute a great part of the profit as dividends under the form of free shares, contributes to the decrease in the current price of the company’s shares. The conclusion drawn from the present study is that the market value of a company will grow only if the distributed dividend is situated on a continuous upward curve. This fact imposes to resort sometimes to accumulated dividends and other times to the reduction of the part from the profit meant for investments in order to complete the dividends so that they are greater than in the previous year.
Contents
Assets. Biological Assets. The Seasonal Model in Agriculture
The Correlation between Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth
The Analysis of the Potential Environmental Benefits by Investigating the Hedonistic Price
New Trends for Re-design the IT Companies
The Dividend – a Source for the Development of Companies or for the Growth of Market Value?
Geometrical Methods in the Study of Some Dynamical Systems with Applications in Economy