Long-Term Financing/ Dividend Policy and Retained Earnings
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Why is the cash position of a company important, when deciding to create a dividend policy?
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The cash position of a company is an important factor when deciding to create a dividend policy. The amount of dividend paid by the company may have positive or negative information content for the stock market. Therefore, a company would like to pay more dividends to send positive signals to the market. However, the company would like to retain a substantial portion of the earnings of ...
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