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The paper innovatively extends the classic $\text{Modigliani-Miller}$ framework by incorporating trading frictions and managerial incentives, providing fresh insights on firm value determination. Its equilibrium-based comparison of dividends and share buybacks offers a novel perspective that is both relevant and compelling for researchers in stock, equity, and quantitative finance, academically influential.
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The paper innovatively extends the classic $\text{Modigliani-Miller}$ framework by incorporating trading frictions and managerial incentives, providing fresh insights on firm value determination. Its equilibrium-based comparison of dividends and share buybacks offers a novel perspective that is both relevant and compelling for researchers in stock, equity, and quantitative finance, academically influential.
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