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The Political Process and the Incentive Structure: Part II

May 03, 2010

If we can identify the individual stocks that are able to adjust and those who are not, we could separate them into two distinct portfolios. We would expect that those with a low dividend yield and/or those who are able to adjust will outperform the high dividend yield companies who are not able to adjust their dividend policy.

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