CAN A SUCCESSFUL COMPANY EXPECT TO INCREASE ITS SHARE PRICE? A CLARIFICATION OF A COMMON MISCONCEPTION

Simon M. Keane

Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 1990, vol. 3, issue 3, 82-88

Abstract: It is probably fair to say that several corporate problems can be attributed to the widespread misconception that companies can expect to increase their share price in real terms.

Date: 1990
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