THE INFLUENCE OF EXPECTATIONS AND LIQUIDITY ON DIVIDEND POLICY

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[1] A SURROGATIVE MEASURE OF BUSINESS CONFIDENCE AND ITS RELATION TO STOCK PRICES [J]. JOURNAL OF FINANCE, 1955, 10 (04) : 442 - 458

[2] DOBROVOLSKY S, 1951, CORPORATE INCOME RET

[3] Significance levels for the ratio of the mean square successive difference to the variance [J]. ANNALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS, 1942, 13 : 445 - 447

[4] LINTNER, 1953, SAVINGS MODERN EC

[5] LINTNER J, 1956, AM ECON REV, V46, P97

[6] MODIGLIANI F, 1949, STUDIES INCOME WEALT, V11, P413

[7] SAMUELSON PA, 1941, FISCAL POLICY BUSINE, P257

[8] TARSHIS, 1956, AM EC REV PAPERS P, V46, P118

[9] TINBERGEN J, 1939, STAT TESTING BUSINES, V2, P115

[10] 1956, REV EC STATISTICS, V38, P414