Capital Structure and Dividend Policy in an Intro to Business Course?

  • Reid S
  • LaBonia L
  • Shaw-Ching Liu B
  • et al.
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Abstract

At the undergraduate level, capital structure and dividend policy are generally introduced in a basic finance class and further developed in advanced courses in corporate finance. Exposure to the concept of shareholder wealth maximization earlier in the curriculum would be beneficial for student understanding of business decision-making. It is difficult to grasp the complexities of the process without some basic appreciation of the financing aspect of those business decisions. This paper outlines a pedagogical method for incorporating capital structure and dividend policy decisions into an Introduction to Business course through the use of a business simulation.

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Reid, S., LaBonia, L., Shaw-Ching Liu, B., Luoma, P., & Asare, A. (2009). Capital Structure and Dividend Policy in an Intro to Business Course? Journal of Instructional Techniques in Finance, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.54155/jitf.v1i1.46

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