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題名:股利資訊內涵與未來獲利關聯性之研究
作者:游清芳 引用關係
作者(外文):Chun-Fan You
校院名稱:國立雲林科技大學
系所名稱:管理研究所博士班
指導教授:黃金生
胥愛琦
學位類別:博士
出版日期:2009
主題關鍵詞:雙訊號股利訊號股利變動股利dividend signaldividenddividend changedual signal.
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長久以來許多研究發現,在現金股利下公司的股利變動隱含著未來獲利的訊號。此引發了一個有趣的問題,那就是台灣是一個多元化股利支付的市場,那麼股利訊號假說在此是否依然成立?為此,本文提出一個創新的雙訊號調整模式來加以驗證。該模式奠基於兩個支柱,其一是以預期股利變動模式篩選出符合公司獲利展望的樣本,另一是以未來獲利的代理變數來判別股利變動的真實性。研究結果發現,在合併橫斷面資料下不論股利支付型態為何,股利變動不僅連結一個同向的未來獲利,而且此性質同樣適用於未來報酬率、及股利變動的投資組合。而值得注意的是,在橫斷面資料也出現類似的結果。最後,本文以股票購回、均數回歸等數個議題進行穩健性測試,結果並未改變。
Over the last few decades, many literatures have found that for those companies paying cash dividends, the change of dividends conveys the information of future profitability. This induces an interesting question, i.e., for a diverse dividends distrubition market in Taiwan, does the dividend signaling hypothesis still hold? To answer this question, this study proposes an “adjusted dual signal model” and examines the association between dividend change and future profitability. The main thrusts of the model are that adopting “predicted dividend change model” to find out a dividend change sample in compile with the prospective of firm profitability, and using the proxy variable of future profitability to indentify the validity of dividend change. The empirical results show that, using pooled cross section data, dividend change is positively associated with future profitability for any type of dividend payout. Such pattern is also applicable to future return of stock prices and portfolios of dividend change. Notably, similar result occurs in cross-sectional data. Finally, the robustness tests on share repurchase, mean reverting, etc, also present consistent results.
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