In the Miller and Modigliani analysis, why are dividends irrelevant? post an article from a finance/economic journal that supports your answer .

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In the Miller and Modigliani analysis, why are dividends irrelevant? post an article from a finance/economic journal that supports your answer .



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In the Miller and Modigliani analysis, why are dividends irrelevant? post an article from a
financ
e/economic journal that supports your answer .
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As per the Miller and Modigliani approach, dividends are not at all relevant in in computing
the valuation of a company. A prospective investor does not consider the past dividends
while investing in a Company. The crux of their theory is that investors are indifferent to
whether the Company pays dividend or retains the earnings for future use....
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