International Journal of Managerial Studies and Research · 2018 · 184 citations · 3 references
BusinessBusiness EconomicsFinanceCorporate FinanceCorporate StrategyDividend PolicyCapital Structure DeterminantsCapital Structure TheoryCorporate Growth StrategyFirm ValueInvestmentValue Creation StrategiesCorporate ProfitsDeterminants Of Firm ValueFirm Growth RateFirm PerformanceFirm Value EffectsShareholder Value ManagementValue Creation From Retained Earnings
Each company must take into account the advantages obtained, as well as with investors who want to profit from the capital that they grow in the company. A company can be said to be included in the company an attractive one from the company's ability not only generate a profit, but also able to maintain and increase profits. This advantage is known as corporate profits. Management of the company believes and is confident that consistent profits to attract and retain investors to invest in the company, which in turn will increase Firm Value. Investors are more interested in a company that can generate profits continuously rather than companies without earnings. The company's goal is the prosperity of our shareholders and enhance shareholder value as reflected in the company's stock price. Investors are more interested in investing in companies that have favorable job prospects and promises, one of which financial performance.
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Eugene F. Fama, Kenneth R. French · The Journal of Finance · 2008 · 1.6K citations
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