2018
DOI: 10.4467/23539496ib.18.020.9393
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Struktura akcjonariatu a polityka wypłacania dywidend spółek prowadzących działalność badawczo-rozwojową w Polsce

Abstract: Struktura akcjonariatu a polityka wyp³acania dywidend spó³ek prowadz¹cych dzia³alnooeae badawczo-rozwojow¹ w Polsce Poznanie zasad, którymi kieruj¹ siê przedsiêbiorstwa podczas wyp³acania dywidend, nurtuje ekonomistów na ca³ym oewiecie od niemal siedmiu dekad. Z uwagi na ró¿norodnooeae czynników wp³ywaj¹cych na decyzje o wyp³acie dywidendy problem okreoelony zosta³ mianem "the dividend puzzle". Niniejsze badanie skupia siê na dwóch determinantach wyp³at dywidendy-dzia³alnooeci badawczo-rozwojowej oraz obecnooe… Show more

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“…These payments can be made from the current net profit and retained profit from previous periods in the form of a separate dividend or supplementary capital. Quoting Lintner's global research on dividends (1962), Kwiatkowski (2018) noted that companies determine the amount of dividend payments primarily based on the amounts of previous payments. This is due to the judgment of company managers who believe that investors have more confidence in companies with stable dividend payment policies.…”
Section: The Dividend Policy and The Ways Of Its Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These payments can be made from the current net profit and retained profit from previous periods in the form of a separate dividend or supplementary capital. Quoting Lintner's global research on dividends (1962), Kwiatkowski (2018) noted that companies determine the amount of dividend payments primarily based on the amounts of previous payments. This is due to the judgment of company managers who believe that investors have more confidence in companies with stable dividend payment policies.…”
Section: The Dividend Policy and The Ways Of Its Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on a study of 8,751 British companies, the authors indicate that companies with a government shareholder pay higher dividends, which is due to the higher probability of a problem in such an agency. In the case of state-owned companies, the risk is even doubled: it occurs not only between the management staff and the politicians who supervise them, but also between politicians, who are "ultimate" owners of companies, and the society (Kwiatkowski 2018).…”
Section: Determinants Of the Dividend Policymentioning
confidence: 99%