KORPORATIV DIVIDEND SIYOSATINING YANGI JIHATLARINI O‘RGANISH: RIVOJLANAYOTGAN MAMLAKAT MISOLIDA
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18328286Keywords:
dividend siyosati; korxona xususiyatlari; dividend barqarorligi; moliyaviy omillar; iqtisodiy omillar; HindistonAbstract
Mazkur tadqiqot korxona xususiyatlarining dividend to‘lov siyosatiga ta’sirini empirik jihatdan tahlil qiladi
hamda dividendlarning oshirilishi va kamaytirilishiga alohida e’tibor qaratadi. Tadqiqot 2001–2025-yillarda Hindiston fond
bozorida ro‘yxatga olingan 3 739 ta kompaniya bo‘yicha panel ma’lumotlar asosida tasodifiy effektli logistik regressiya
modeli yordamida amalga oshirilgan. Empirik modellar qoldiq, tranzaksiya xarajatlari va signal berish nazariyalariga
tayangan holda shakllantirilib, natijalar robustlik testlari orqali tekshirildi. Natijalar korxona hajmi, rentabellik, promouterlar
ulushi, pul mablag‘lari va hayotiy sikl dividend siyosatiga ijobiy, daromadlar o‘zgaruvchanligi, moliyaviy leveraj va erkin pul
oqimi esa salbiy ta’sir ko‘rsatishini aniqladi. Tadqiqot xulosalari dividend siyosatini kompaniyaga xos xususiyatlar asosida
shakllantirishda muhim ilmiy va amaliy ahamiyatga ega
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