Miller and Modigliani Position

Miller and Modigliani (MM, hereafter) have advanced the view that the value of a firm solely on its earning power and is not influenced by the manner in which its Earnings are split between dividends and retained earnings. This view, Read More …

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Gordon Model

Myron Gordon proposed a model of stock valuation using the dividend capitalization approach. His model is based on the following assumptions: Retained earnings represent the only source of financing for the firm. Thus, like the Walter model the Gordon model Read More …

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Dividend Theories

Walter Model James Walter has proposed a model of share valuation which supports the view that the dividend policy of the firm has a bearing on share valuation. His model is based on the following assumptions: The firm is an Read More …

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DIVIDEND THEORIES AND POLICY

Dividend policy of a firm determines what proportion of earnings is paid to holders by way of dividends and what proportion is ploughed back in the firm for investment purposes. If a firm’s capital budgeting decision is independent of its Read More …

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CAPITAL BUDGETING AND RISK- Risk Analysis

Risk is inherent in almost every business decision. More so in capital budgeting decision as they involve costs and benefits extending over a long period of time during which many things can change in unanticipated ways. A research and development Read More …

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