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September 10, 2025Investment Management and Financial InnovationsOpen Access

Dividend policy, debt ratio, and stock volatility: An empirical study of the Jordanian industrial sector

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MSMohammad Fawzi ShubitaTDTariq H. DorghamMSMohammad A. Saad

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Research demonstrates that dividend policy significantly affects share price volatility in industrial firms, suggesting that debt ratio moderates this relationship.

Key Points

  • A 1% increase in dividend yield reduces share price volatility by 0.42%, improving market stability.
  • Higher payout ratios are associated with approximately a 0.31% decrease in volatility, implying effective financial strategies.
  • The interaction between dividend yield and debt ratio weakens dividends' stabilizing effect in highly leveraged firms.
  • Findings from a balanced panel dataset of 64 Jordanian industrial firms emphasize the need for balanced financial policies.

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Shubita et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23caeb210217d64789c66https://doi.org/10.21511/imfi.22(3).2025.26
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