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Last Updated: 12/04/2000

An Empirical Examination of the Price-Dividend Relation with Dividend Management

Lucy F. Ackert , William C. Hunter

Some recent empirical evidence suggests that stock prices are not properly modelled as the present discounted value of expected dividends. In this paper we estimate a present value model of stock price that is capable of explaining the observed long-term trends in stock prices. The model recognizes that firm managers control cash dividend payments. The model estimates indicate that stock price movements may be explained by managerial behavior.

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