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In a "perfect world" capital market, how important is a firmâs decision to pay dividends versus repurchase shares? Under what conditions would you have a tax preference for share repurchase rather than dividends? Would managers acting in the interests of long-term shareholders be more likely to repurchase shares if they believed the stock to be either undervalued or overvalued? Lastly, explain how you would respond to firmâs decision to cut its dividend
In a "perfect world" capital market, how important is a firmâs decision to pay dividends versus repurchase shares? Under what conditions would you have a tax preference for share repurchase rather than dividends? Would managers acting in the interests of long-term shareholders be more likely to repurchase shares if they believed the stock to be either undervalued or overvalued? Lastly, explain how you would respond to firmâs decision to cut its dividend
Elin HesselLv2
3 Apr 2019