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JURUSAN AKUNTANSI
FAKULTAS EKONOMI
UNIVERSITAS WIDYATAMA
BANDUNG
2018
 TEORI KEBIJAKAN DEVIDEN
No Sumber Pakar/Pemilik Isi
1 Modern Corporate Finance, Alan C Shapiro Dividend Policy is the
Prentice Hall, New Jersey, Shelden D Balbirer divison of profits between
2000, hal 506 payments to shareholders
reinvestment in the form.
2 Corporate Finance, Mc Ross, Weslerfield, Dividend Policy can als
Graw – Hill, New York, Jaffe provide information to the
2001, hal 495 stakeholder concerning the
firms performance.
3 Particular Financial William R Lasher Dividend Policy refers to the
Management Fifth Edition, rationale under which a firm
Cencage Learning, Notrop determines what is will pay in
Boulevard Mason, 2008, hal dividend.
560
4 Fundamentals of Financial Brigham Haston The dividend policythat stikes
Edition, Cencage Learning, a balance between current
Canada, 2016, hal 507 dividends and future growth
and maximizes the firm stock
price.
5 Principle of Lawrence J Gitman Dividend policy is the firms
ManagerialFinance Tenth plan of action to be followed
Edition, World Student whwnever a dividend is
Series, Canada, 2003, hal made.
625
6 Financial Management Timothy J Galllagher, Dividend policy is based on
principles & Practice, Joseph D Andrew the company is need for
Prentice Hall, New Jersey, funds, the firm’s cash
2003, hal 463 position its future financial
prospects, stakeholder
 expectationsand contractual
restritoins with whcich the
firm may have to comply.
7 Financial Management Annie Koh, Ser-Kang Dividend Policy has no effect
Theory andPractice an Asia Ang, Eugene F. on either the price of a firms
Edition, Cencage Learning, Brngham, Michael C. stock or iss cost of capital is
New Tech Park Erhrharde dividend.
Singapore,2014, hal 1.032
8 Principle of Corporate Brealey, Myears, Managers are reluctant to
Finance Tenth Edition,M Allen make dividebd canges that
c.Graww-Hill, New York may have to be reverse. They
2011, hal 422 are particularly worried about
having to rescind a dividend
increase and, if necessary
would ckoose the raise new
funds to mantainthe payout.
To avoid the risk of reduction
in payout, managers
“smooth”dividends
consequently, dividend
changes follow shofts inlong-
run sustainableearnings.
Transitory earnings changes
are unlikely to affect dividend
payout.
9 Corporate Finance Second Jonathan Berk, Peter Dividend policy is the way a
Edition, Pearson,Arlington Demarzo firm collects in each month
Streer, Boston, 2011, hal after sales.
555
10 Corporate Finance a Partical Michelle R Calyman,
Approach Second Edition,
John Willey & Son,
Hoboken-New Jersey, 2012,
hal 471
11 Managerial Accounting
Fourth Edition, Business
Publications, Plano- Texas,
1985, hal 732
12 Principles of Financial
Managements Corporatr
Finance, Invesments and
Macro Finance, Winthop
Publisher, Cambridge, 1978,
hal 76.
13 Corporate Financial
Management Person
Education International,
New Jersey, 2004, hal 504
14 Financial Management and
Policy, Prentice Hall of
India Private Limited, New
Delhi, 1981, hal 347
Dividend policy is company’s
Martin S Fridson, set of principle guiding
George H Toughton payout.
Ray H Garisson Gauges of current earnings
paid out in dividend.
Saymour Friedland Dividend policy is policy of
earning that corporation pays
in dividend.
Douglas R Emery, Dividend policy is an
John D Finnerty, John estabilished guide for the firm
D Stowe to determine he amount of
monty it willpayout as
dividends.
James Van Horne Determination will depend
upon the expected magnitude
of acceptable investment
opportunities, the perceived
value to investors of
dividends as opposed to
capital gains, and the
difference in cost between
common stock financing and
retention of earnings.
15 Basic Financial
Management FifthEdition,
Prentice Hall, International
Englewood Clifts, Nj.,
1991, hal 388
16 Foundations of
Finance,Prentice Hall, new
Jersey, 2001, hal 451
17 The New Corporate
Finance, mc-Graww Hill,
New York, 2001, hal 187
18 Corporate Finance Theory
Addison – Wesley, new
York, 2001, hal 353
19 Financial & Managerial
Accounting, Houngton
Martin, petty, keown, Diviend policy indicate the
Scott amount of dividends paid
relative to the company
earnings and relates to the
stability of the dividends over
time.
Kewon, Martin, petty, The corporate choice to pay
Scoot or not pay a cash dividend to
stockholders and the further
choice to increase the
dividends, reduce dividends,
or keep it at the same dollar
amount represents one of the
must challenging and
perplexing areas of corporate
policy.
Donald H Crew, Jr. The Dividend invariance
proposition stated only that,
given the firm’s investment
decision would have no effect
on the value of the shares.
Willian C. Meggison Dividend policy has
historically reffered to a
corporation’s choice of
whether to pay its
shareholders a cash dividend
and, if so how much to pay
and with what frequency.
Needles, Anderson, Dividend policy is a policy of
Cold Well distributin of assets of a
corporation to its stockholder.
 Mifflin, New Jersey, 1973,
hal 453
20 Basic Managerial Finance, Lawrence J Gitman Dividend policy, like capital
Harper Collins Publisher, structure can significantly
New York, 1992, hal 561 affect the firm’s share price.
Dividend represent a source
of cash flow to stockholders
and proride them with
information about the firms
currnt and future
perpormance.