Explain the Modigliani-Miller hypothesis of dividend irrelevance?
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Modigliani – Miller theory is a major proponent of 'Dividend Irrelevance' notion. According to this concept, investors do not pay any importance to the dividend history of a company and thus, dividends are irrelevant in calculating the valuation of a company.
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Modigliani – Miller theory is a major proponent of 'Dividend Irrelevance' notion. According to this concept, investors do not pay any importance to the dividend history of a company and thus, dividends are irrelevant in calculating the valuation of a company.
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