Managerial Finance: Volume 14 Issue 1

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CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS AND FIRM VALUE

John C. Groth

Corporate communications are crucially important to a firm because effective communications will increase firm value.

SHARE PRICE LEVEL AND RISK: IMPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

David A. Dubofsky, Dan W. French

The study of the variance of stock returns has expanded considerably in recent years, and much of the evidence indicates that there is an inverse relationship between the level of…

RISK AND VALUATION IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY:: THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE ARAB OIL BOYCOTT

G.C. Uselton, D.R. Fraser

When the original contracts between the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the Arabian‐American Oil Companies (ARAMCO) were signed, the price per barrel of…

BANKRUPTCY AVOIDANCE AS A MERGER INCENTIVE

Randall S. Billingsley, Dana J. Johnson, R. Penny Marquette

Numerous motives for merger have been proposed and empirically evaluated. While the avoidance of bankruptcy has been suggested as a plausible motive for merger in the financial…

DIVIDEND AND EARNINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AND STOCKHOLDERS' RETURNS: FURTHER EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE

Henry R. Oppenheimer, SUNY‐Binghampton, Terry E. Dielman

In a recent article Aharony and Swary considered the synchronous nature of earnings and dividends announcements in examination of the information content of dividend hypothesis…

Cover of Managerial Finance

ISSN:

0307-4358

Online date, start – end:

1975

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Professor Don Johnson