The Information Content of Dividend and Capital Structure Policies

Paul D Koch and Catherine Shenoy

Financial Management, 1999, vol. 28, issue 4

Abstract: Dividend and capital structure policies interact to provide significant predictive information about the firm's future cash flow. This study furnishes empirical evidence that supports the free-cash flow hypothesis concerning the agency effects of dividend and capital structure changes.

Date: 1999
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