The Premium That Set the Dividend: Baker and Wurgler’s 2004 Catering Theory, the Payers Who Vanished and Came Back in Part, and Why the Long-Term Equity Investor Must Ask Whether a Payout Is Policy or Fashion

The Premium That Set the Dividend: a gauge whose needle swings between nonpayers priced richer and payers priced richer, the dividend premium

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