The Pricing of Dividends in Equity Valuation

Article Abstract:

An accounting-based equity valuation model is used to test explanations for the positive dividends pricing anomaly. It is posited that positive pricing exists as a proxy for investor mispricing of book equity or current earnings, after first demonstrating that they are not a proxy for analysts' misforecasting.

Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Comparative analysis, Accounting, Company pricing policy, Accounting procedures

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Real time risk pricing over the business cycle: some evidence for the UK

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A new real-time macroeconomic database is used to sketch out the relation between business cycles and real-time risk pricing. The study analyzes stock returns in the United Kingdom by using Arbitrage Pricing Theory.

Analysis, Usage, Risk (Economics), Business cycles, Macroeconomics

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The market value of UK dividends from shares with differing entitlements

Article Abstract:

Stocks with dividend entitlements and their market value is determined by focusing on the United Kingdom stock market.

Management dynamics, Management, Capital stock, Company business management, Market value, Capital stocks

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