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According to Lintner's model of corporate dividend behaviour, the dividend for the year 't' is dependent on: I. earnings per share for the year tII. dividend per share for the year t-1III. adjustment rateIV. target pay-out ratioV. market price of share Select the correct code:

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The UGC NET management syllabus consists of these 10 units:

Management
Organizational Behaviour
Human Resource Management
Financial Statements
Financial Management
Strategic Management
Consumer and Industrial Buying Behavior
Statistics for Management
International Business
Entrepreneurship Development


According to Lintner's model of corporate dividend behaviour, the dividend for the year 't' is dependent on: <br />I. earnings per share for the year t<br />II. dividend per share for the year t-1<br />III. adjustment rate<br />IV. target pay-out ratio<br />V. market price of share Select the correct code:






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