Empirical evidence shows prior accounting data impacts market response to stock dividends, suggesting investor significance.
Presents empirical evidence that prior accounting information such as capital expenditure, retained earnings, funds from operations and dividend history is useful in explaining cross-sectional variations in the market response to stock dividend announcements. Information content of disclosures and their usefulness to the investor.
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Banker et al. (1993) studied this question.
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