The Opportunity Costs of the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend

Marks, Robert H.

doi:10.22158/jepf.v3n3p430

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“…The objective is to select the highest sustainable level of dividends consistent with an optimal investment programme and avoid external equity or excessive debt financing. Secondly, as part of the decisions by the board of directors, Marks (2017) argues that a more appropriate dividend policy will be to save funds in surplus years in anticipation of future deficits. Ultimately, an optimal dividend decision is when shareholders' wealth increases with the increase in the value of shares of the company (Yusof & Ismail, 2016).…”

Section: Dividend Decisionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Convergence of Financial Decision, Business Strategy Through Organisational Competitiveness to Sustainable Competitive Advantage: A Conceptual Analysis

Peprah¹,

Ayaa²

2022

IJEF

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The wrong financial decisions can cripple a sound business strategy; thus, an organisaton’s business strategy and financial decisions must work in tandem and effectively to achieve value and competitive advantage to exploit the inconsistencies in the market it operates. Hence, financial decisions and business strategy are crucial to attaining organisational competitiveness leading to sustainable competitive advantage. Therefore, using the literature review method, this conceptual paper examined the roles of financial decisions and business strategy in achieving organisational competitiveness and impacting on sustainable competitive advantage. Further, the article recommends research propositions based on empirical examination of the relationship and impact of financial decisions and strategy on organisational competitiveness and sustainable competitive advantage.

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Section: Dividend Decisionmentioning

confidence: 99%