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No references found	Assuming normally distributed shocks, the likelihood functions for the two models are very similar, with a slight advantage in favor of the nonstationary real dividend growth model. What drives stock prices? Identifying the determinants of stock price ... by Wohar, Mark E. / Southern Economic Journal Furthermore, if capital gains are induced by retentions, then the dividend versus capital gains split may be viewed as an arbitrary division of earnings, and so an earnings yield model of the cost of equity capital may, under certain circumstances, be equivalent to a dividend growth model of the cost of equity (Karathanassis, 1983). The determinants of the cost of capital by industry within an ... by Omran, Mohammed; Pointon, John / International Journal of Business Methodology and Data In this section, we discuss our approach for estimating ex ante expected returns using the constant dividend growth model and the consensus of financial analysts' five-year earnings growth forecasts available through IBES. Ex ante cost of equity estimates of S&P 500 firms: the choice between ... by Harris, Robert S.; Marston, Felicia C.; Mishra, Dev R.; O'Brien, Thomas J. / Financial Management	Divida a longo prazo Divida com bancos Divida consolidada Divida externa Divida flutuante Divida garantida Divida incobravel Divida privilegiada Divida subjacente Divida subordinada Divided Account divided interest Dividend Dividend Adjustment Dividend Capture Dividend Clawback Dividend Clientele Dividend Coverage Dividend Disbursing Agent Dividend Discount Model Dividend Discount Return Dividend Distribution Dividend Enhanced Convertible Stock Dividend Equivalent Right Dividend Exclusion Dividend growth model Dividend Imputation Dividend in Arrears Dividend Income Dividend Limitation Dividend Order Dividend Payable Dividend Paying Agent Dividend Payment Date Dividend Payout Ratio Dividend per Share Dividend Period Dividend Policy Dividend rate Dividend Record Dividend Reinvestment Plan Dividend Requirement Dividend Right Dividend Rights Dividend Rollover Plan Dividend Tax Credit Dividend Test Dividend Trade Roll/Play Dividend Yield Dividendo Dividendo a cuenta	dividend check dividend checks Dividend clawback Dividend Clawbacks Dividend clientele dividend coupon dividend cover dividend coverage dividend covers Dividend Disbursing Agent Dividend Disbursing Agent Dividend Disbursing Agents Dividend Discount Model Dividend Discount Model Dividend Discount Model Dividend Discount Return Dividend Discount Returns Dividend distribution Dividend distribution tax Dividend Distributions Dividend Enhanced Convertible Stock Dividend Enhanced Convertible Stocks Dividend Equivalent dividend equivalent right Dividend Equivalent Rights Dividend Equivalent Rights dividend exclusion Dividend Exclusions Dividend growth model Dividend imputation Dividend Imputations Dividend in arrears Dividend income Dividend Incomes Dividend Index of Europe, Far-East Asia, and Australasia Dividend limitation Dividend Limitations Dividend Order Dividend Orders dividend payable Dividend Paying Agent Dividend Paying Agents dividend payment date Dividend Payment Dates Dividend Payout Dividend payout ratio Dividend payout ratio Dividend Payout Ratios Dividend Payouts Dividend Per Share Dividend Per Share Dividend Period Dividend Periods Dividend Policies Dividend policy

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Assuming normally distributed shocks, the likelihood functions for the two models are very similar, with a slight advantage in favor of the nonstationary real dividend growth model.

What drives stock prices? Identifying the determinants of stock price ... by Wohar, Mark E. / Southern Economic Journal

Furthermore, if capital gains are induced by retentions, then the dividend versus capital gains split may be viewed as an arbitrary division of earnings, and so an earnings yield model of the cost of equity capital may, under certain circumstances, be equivalent to a dividend growth model of the cost of equity (Karathanassis, 1983).

The determinants of the cost of capital by industry within an ... by Omran, Mohammed; Pointon, John / International Journal of Business

Methodology and Data In this section, we discuss our approach for estimating ex ante expected returns using the constant dividend growth model and the consensus of financial analysts' five-year earnings growth forecasts available through IBES.

Ex ante cost of equity estimates of S&P 500 firms: the choice between ... by Harris, Robert S.; Marston, Felicia C.; Mishra, Dev R.; O'Brien, Thomas J. / Financial Management