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Contains nine papers, which are logically divided into three parts. This title illustrates research thrusts on a variety of financial economics issues that are germane to working capital management. It also explores dividend payouts and tax environment changes as a source of concern to treasury (and financial) managers.

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Part I. Short-Term Interest Rates and Financial Management. The component of short-term interest rates (T.W. Miller, B.K. Stone). A study of short-term financial management techniques (C.E. Maxwell, L.J. Gitman and S.A.M. Smith). The cash balance model of Miller-Orr (W.R.L. Taylor, J.A. Yoder). Part II. Financing Alternatives: Trade Credit Analysis and Bank Loans Under Debtor-in-Possession Financing. Constrained optimal trade credit terms in a competitive pricing model (B.D. Kluger). The analysis of credit policy changes with growing and seasonal sales (K.D. Riener). Debtor-in-possession financing and the uniqueness of bank loans: evidence from borrowers and lenders perspectives (F.A. Elayan, J.Li). Part III. Cash Dividend, Dividend Initiation and Tax Rate Changes. Cash dividend payments: an examination of the signalling and agency costs hypothesis (S. Mukherji, M.S. Dhatt and C.F. Richards). Investor cognizance and price reactions to dividend initiation (H. Jo, C. Kang and Y.H. Kim). Evaluation of the effect of tax rate changes (M-W. Rhee, A.E. Avery).

Advances in Working Capital Management Volume 4

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      Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 22/06/2001
      ISBN13: 9780762307838, 978-0762307838
      ISBN10: 0762307838

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Contains nine papers, which are logically divided into three parts. This title illustrates research thrusts on a variety of financial economics issues that are germane to working capital management. It also explores dividend payouts and tax environment changes as a source of concern to treasury (and financial) managers.

      Trade Review
      Y.H. Kim ...Nine papers illustrate ongoing research thrusts on a variety of financial economics issues that are germane to workig capital management. Journal of Economic Literature

      Table of Contents
      Part I. Short-Term Interest Rates and Financial Management. The component of short-term interest rates (T.W. Miller, B.K. Stone). A study of short-term financial management techniques (C.E. Maxwell, L.J. Gitman and S.A.M. Smith). The cash balance model of Miller-Orr (W.R.L. Taylor, J.A. Yoder). Part II. Financing Alternatives: Trade Credit Analysis and Bank Loans Under Debtor-in-Possession Financing. Constrained optimal trade credit terms in a competitive pricing model (B.D. Kluger). The analysis of credit policy changes with growing and seasonal sales (K.D. Riener). Debtor-in-possession financing and the uniqueness of bank loans: evidence from borrowers and lenders perspectives (F.A. Elayan, J.Li). Part III. Cash Dividend, Dividend Initiation and Tax Rate Changes. Cash dividend payments: an examination of the signalling and agency costs hypothesis (S. Mukherji, M.S. Dhatt and C.F. Richards). Investor cognizance and price reactions to dividend initiation (H. Jo, C. Kang and Y.H. Kim). Evaluation of the effect of tax rate changes (M-W. Rhee, A.E. Avery).

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