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Contents
Acknowledgments XV1
PART I Dividends and Dividend Policy:
History, Trends, and Determinants 1
1. Dividends and Dividend Policy: An Overview 3
Introduction 3
Dividends and Dividend Policy: History, Trends,
and Determinants 6
Cash Dividends: Theoretical and Empirical Evidence 7
Share Repurchases 10
Other Distribution Methods 12
Survey Evidence on Dividends and Dividend Policy 13
Other Dividend Issues 15
Conclusions 16
References 18
About the Author 19
2. The Historical Evolution of Dividends 21
Introduction 21
A Historical Overview 21
Corporations, Returns, and Dividends before 1800 22
The Rise of the Corporation in England and Holland to 1720 22
Corporations and Dividends in America to 1800 24
Dividends in the Nineteenth Century 25
Legislation in the Early Nineteenth Century 26
New Industries and Dividends 27
Dividends in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries 28
Dividend Trends: 1900-1962 29
The Developing Research on Dividends 30
Conclusions 32
References 32
About the Author 34
3. Trends in Dividends: Payers and Payouts 35
Introduction 35
Contents
Disappearing Dividends 35
Background 35
The Evidence 36
Possible Reasons for the Disappearance of Dividends 39
Reappearing Dividends 44
Background 44
Did Dividends Ever Disappear in the Rest of the World? 47
Conclusions 51
References 51
About the Authors 53
4. Factors Influencing Dividends 55
Introduction 55
Firm Characteristics 57
Firm Fundamentals 58
Other Nonfundamental Firm Characteristics 58
Market Characteristics 59
Taxes 59
Investor Protection Laws 60
Investor Sentiment 61
Public versus Private Status 62
Characteristics ofNeivly Listed Public Companies 62
Product Market Competition 63
Substitute Forms of Payout 64
Conclusions 65
References 66
About the Authors 68
5. Cross-Country Determinants of Payout Policy:
European Firms 71
Introduction 71
Dividend Policies of European Firms 72
Distinctive Features of European Corporate Governance 72
Trends in European Dividend Policy 73
Fraction of Dividend-Paying Firms 73
Payout Ratios by Country 75
Payout Ratios by Industry 78
Payout Ratios by Firm Size 78
Dividend Trends: Comparison of Europe and the
United States 81
European Dividend Policy: Survey of Managers 81
Dividend Policy 82
Share Repurchase Policy 87
Comparison of European and U.S. Managers Views 87
Conclusions 90
References 91
About the Authors 93
Contents
PART II Cash Dividends: Theoretical and
Empirical Evidence 95
6. Dividend Irrelevance Theory 97
Introduction 97
Theories before Irrelevance 97
MM s Dividend Irrelevance 99
The Impact of Market Imperfections 104
Tim s 104
Information Asymmetry 105
Agency Costs 107
Clientele Effects 108
Recent Challenges to Irrelevance 109
Conclusions 110
References 111
About the Authors 113
7. Residual Dividend Policy 115
Introduction 115
Conceptual Basis 116
Macro Analysis of Dividend Behavior 119
Inferences from Accounting Data and Market Reactions 120
Survey Evidence 122
Conclusions 124
References 124
About the Author 126
8. Taxes and Clientele Effects 127
Introduction 127
Dividend Policy in a World without Taxes 128
Dividend Policy in a World with Taxes 130
Dividend Clienteles 131
Ex-Dividend Day Studies 132
Tax Rate Changes and Dividend Policy 134
The Tax Reform Act of 1986 135
The Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation
Act of 2003 136
Canadian Tax Reform 137
Dividend Taxation and Corporate Governance 137
The Role of Dominant Shareholders 738
Conclusions 139
References 140
About the Authors 143
9. Agency Costs and the Free Cash Flow Hypothesis 145
Introduction 145
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Free Cash Flow Theory 146
Empirical Tests of Free Cash Flow Hypotheses 147
Price Reaction to Overinvestment Potential 147
Dividend Changes: Leading or Lagging Indicator
of Profitability? 152
Dividends and Severity of Agency Problems 154
Varying Role of Dividends across the World 155
Conclusions 157
References 158
About the Author 161
10. Asymmetric Information and Signaling Theory 163
Introduction 163
Signaling Models 164
Empirical Evidence 166
Early Works 167
Dividend Reductions 168
Expropriation Effects 168
Overinvestment Hypothesis 169
Dividends versus Earnings 169
Proxies for Information Asymmetry 171
Dividends Signaling Future Earnings 171
Special Dividends 172
Dividends versus Stock Repurchase 172
Initiations and Omissions of Dividends 172
Signaling versus the Clientele Effect 173
Significance of the Magnitude of Dividend Changes 173
Future Directions of Research 174
Conclusions 174
References 175
About the Author 177
11. Behavioral Explanations of Dividends 179
Introduction 179
Theoretical Framework 181
Neoclassical Structure 181
Neoclassical Dividend Irrelevance 182
Empirical Evidence 191
Dividends and Consumption 192
Dividends and Withdrawals 192
Clientele Effects Involving Age, Retirement Status,
and Income 194
Taxes and Transaction Costs 196
Catering, Perceptions about Risk and Return, and Tolerance
for Risk 197
Conclusions 197
References 198
About the Author 199
Contents ix
12. The Firm Life Cycle Theory of Dividends 201
Introduction 201
The Life Cycle Theory of the Firm 202
Dividends in the Firm s Life Cycle 203
A Simple Static Model of Optimal Dividend Policy 203
Cost of Capital over the Firm s Life Cycle 205
Empirical Evidence 206
Life Cycle Factors and the Propensity to Pay Dividends 207
Life Cycle Factors and Dividend Changes 208
Life Cycle Factors and Dividend Initiations 209
Dividend Initiation in the Life Cycle of a Firm: The Case
of Microsoft 209
Conclusions 211
References 212
About the Authors 213
13. The Catering Theory of Dividends 215
Introduction 215
Baker and Wurgler s Catering Theory of Dividends 216
The Model 217
Proxies Capturing the Dividend Premium 219
Dividend Payment Variables 220
Baker and Wurgler s Empirical Evidence 220
Extensions to the Catering Theory of Dividends 222
Dividend Levels 222
The Frequency of Dividend Payments 223
The Role of Catering in Explaining Other Dividend Theories 223
Asymmetric Information and Signaling 223
Agency Models 224
Evidence from Empirical Studies 225
U.S. Evidence 225
U.K. Evidence 230
European Evidence 231
Cross-Country Evidence 232
Beyond Catering for Investors Sentiments 232
Split-Capital Closed-End Funds 232
Share Repurchases 233
Catering Theory of Earnings Management 233
Why Do Investors Preferences for Dividends Change
over Time? 233
Conclusions 234
References 235
About the Authors 238
PART III Share Repurchases 239
14. Stock Repurchases: Theory and Evidence, Part 1 241
Introduction 241
Contents
Share Repurchase Methods 242
Potential Motives for Share Repurchases 245
Regulation and Taxes 245
Agency Costs of Free Cash Floivs 247
Signaling and Undervaluation 250
Conclusions 256
References 257
About the Authors 259
15. Stock Repurchases: Theory and Evidence, Part 2 261
Introduction 261
Motives for Share Repurchase 261
Capital Structure 261
Takeover Deterrence 262
Empirical Results 264
Stock-Option Grants and Earnings Management 266
Cash Dividends versus Stock Repurchases 268
Conclusions 270
References 271
About the Authors 273
16. Stock Repurchases and Dividends: Trade-Offs
and Trends 275
Introduction 275
Repurchases and Dividends: The Historical Record 276
Measuring Repurchases 277
Methods for Repurchasing Shares 278
Open-Market Repurchases 278
Fixed-Price Tender Offers 279
Dutch Auctions 279
Repurchases versus Dividends: Trade-Offs and Trends 279
Taxes 280
Managerial Flexibility 281
Management of Earnings per Share 281
Management of Employee Stock Options 282
Defense against Hostile Takeovers 282
Theoretical Models of the Repurchase Decision 283
Repurchases and Valuation 285
Conclusions 288
References 289
About the Author 290
17. Beating the Market with Share Buybacks 291
Introduction 291
Anomalous Price Behavior around Repurchase Tender Offers 293
Market Underreaction after Open-Market Buyback
Announcements 295
Private Repurchases and Long-Term Returns 301
Contents
Beating the Market with Buybacks: From Theory to Practice 302
Conclusions 303
References 305
About the Author 306
PART IV Other Distribution Methods 307
18. Special Dividends 309
Introduction 309
Historical Payment Patterns of Special Dividends 310
The Information Content of Special Dividends 314
An Agency Cost Explanation 315
A Signaling Explanation 326
Wealth Transfer Considerations 318
Special Dividends and Share Repurchases 318
Information Content of Special Dividends and Share Repurchases 319
Tax Consequences 320
Special Dividends in Financial Restructuring 320
Conclusions 322
References 322
About the Authors 323
19. Stock Splits, Stock Dividends, and Reverse
Stock Splits 325
Introduction 325
Stock Splits 326
Empirical Evidence 326
Explanatory Hypotheses 329
The Signaling Hypothesis 329
The Optimal-Trading-Range or Liquidity Hypothesis 330
The Optimal-Tick-Size Hypothesis 330
The Self-Selection Hypothesis 331
The Neglected-Firm Hypothesis 331
The Tax-Option-Value Hypothesis 331
Inconvenience Hypothesis 331
Stock Dividends 332
Empirical Evidence 332
The Announcement Date 332
The Ex-Date 333
Expilanatory Hypotheses 333
Reverse Stock Splits 335
Empirical Evidence 335
Explanatory Hypotheses 336
Implications for Investors 338
Implications for Managers 338
Conclusions 339
References 339
About the Author 341
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20. Dividend Reinvestment Plans 343
Introduction 343
Characteristics of DRIPs and Direct Stock Purchase Plans 344
Company-Operated and Brokerage-Operated DRIPs 344
Steps in DRIP Investing 345
Evolution of Direct Stock Purchase Plans 345
Strengths and Weaknesses of DRIPs: The Investor s
Perspective 346
Strengths of DRIPs from the Investor s Perspective 346
Weaknesses of DRIPs from the Investor s Perspective 346
Motivations of Companies for Offering DRIPs 347
Reduce Capital Costs 347
Lessen the Negative Effects of Issuing Shares 347
Broaden and Strengthen the Shareholder Base 348
Improve Stakeholder Relations 348
Theories and Empirical Evidence on DRIPs 348
Market Reaction to DRIP Announcements 349
Factors Determining the Choice between Open-Market and
New-Issue DRIPs 351
Factors Affecting the Participation Rates of DRIPs 352
Factors Influencing the Adoption of DRIPs 354
Implications of DRIPs 357
DRIPs and Changes in Tax Laws 357
Future Research in DRIPs 359
Conclusions 359
References 359
About the Author 361
PART V Survey Evidence on Dividends and
Dividend Policy 363
21. Cash Dividends and Stock Repurchases 365
Introduction 365
Survey Research on Dividend Policy 366
Lintner s Seminal Study 366
Baker, Family, and Edelman s Follow-up Survey 367
Baker and Powell s Survey ofNYSE-Listed Firms 369
Baker and Powell s Longitudinal Study 370
Baker, Veit, and Powell s Survey of NASDAQ Firms 371
Other U.S. Surveys of Dividends and Dividend Policy 371
Non-U.S. Surveys of Dividends and Dividend Policy 372
Survey Research on Share Repurchases 374
Baker, Gallagher, and Morgan s Study 374
Motives for Repurchases 374
Wansley, Lane, and Sarkar s Study 375
Tsetsekos, Kaufman, and Gitman s Study 376
Contents
Baker, Powell, and Veit s Study 376
Baker, Veil, and Powell s Study 377
Comprehensive Payout Survey Research 378
Conclusions 380
References 381
About the Author 382
22. Stock Splits, Stock Dividends, and Dividend
Reinvestment Plans 385
Introduction 385
Overview of Dividend Policy and Firm Value 385
Stock Splits 387
Nature of Stock Splits 387
Explanations for Issuing Stock Splits 387
Survey Studies on Stock Splits 389
Stock Dividends 391
Nature of Stock Dividends 391
Explanations for Issuing Stock Dividends 391
Survey Studies on Stock Dividends 393
Dividend Reinvestment Plans 396
The Nature of DRIPs 396
Reasons Firms Offer DRIPs 396
Survey Studies on DRIPs 397
Conclusions 401
References 401
About the Author 403
23. Why Individual and Professional Investors
Want Dividends 405
Introduction 405
Why Individual Investors Want Dividends 407
Explanations Related to Cash Dividends 407
Theories on Why Investors Want Stock Dividends 409
Dutch and Greek Surveys 409
Why Professional Investors Want Dividends 414
Methodology 414
Evidence from Canadian Institutional Investors 415
Conclusions 418
References 418
About the Authors 420
PART VI Other Dividend Issues 421
24. Why Firms Begin Paying Dividends: Value, Growth,
and Life Cycle Effects 423
Introduction 423
Contents
What Is Known about Dividends? 424
Dividends and Signaling 425
Agency Explanations for Dividends 426
Dividends and Risk 427
Sample Selection and Empirical Methodology 428
Descriptive Statistics 429
Data Items and Definitions 430
Empirical Results 431
Changes in Return on Assets 433
Changes in Cash and Short-Term Investments 435
Changes in Capital Expenditure 436
Changes in Debt 436
Changes in Risk 437
Excess Returns and Changes in Risk and Return on Assets 438
Conclusions 442
References 443
About the Authors 445
25. Dividend Policy and Corporate Governance 447
Introduction 447
Agency Theory and Relevance to Dividend Policy 448
Shareholder Rights and Legal Environment 451
Executive Compensation 454
Managerial and Outside Blockholder Ownership 456
Board Structure 457
Conclusions 459
References 459
About the Authors 462
26. Dividend Policy in Regulated Industries 463
Introduction 463
Literature Review 464
Banking 464
Utilities 470
Insurance 473
Real Estate Investment Trusts 474
Petroleum 475
General 476
Future Research 476
Conclusions 477
References 477
About the Author 479
27. Dividend Policy in a Global Perspective 481
Introduction 481
Contents xv
How Dividends Link to Corporate Control and Ownership 482
The Theory 482
The Empirical Evidence 484
Summary 490
Dividends, Politics, and Law 490
The Theory 491
The Empirical Evidence 492
Summary 493
Conclusions 494
References 495
About the Authors 498
28. Dividend Policy in Emerging Markets 499
Introduction 499
Institutional Factors Influencing Corporate Payout Policies in EFMs 500
Legal Constraints or Mandates 500
Ownership Structure and Corporate Governance 502
Macroeconomic Conditions: Growth Rates, Volatility, and Crises 502
Cross-Country Studies 503
On Investor Protection, Legal Traditions, and Dividends 503
On Ownership, Control and Dividends 503
On the Organization of Financial Systems and Dividends 504
On Firm-Level Corporate Governance and Dividends 505
Summary of Empirical Cross-Country Findings 505
Individual Country Studies 505
Similarities between EFMs and DFMs 507
Differences between EFMs and DFMs 508
A Simple Empirical Analysis 509
Proportion of Dividend-Paying Firms 509
Magnitude of Dividend Payments 518
Conclusions 520
References 521
About the Authors 524
Index 527
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