Abstract
References
- Anbar, A. 2006, ‘The Dividend Policy of the Companies have Stock Exchange Securities,' İstanbul, Journal of Financial Solution, Number:75, pp.125-127.
- Demir, V. 2008, ‘Cost Accounting in Logistics Management System,' Ankara: Nobel Publishing Distribution, 2nd Edition, pp.61-85.
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Abstract
Purpose- The primary
policies of the financial management could be stated as the investment,
financing and profit share, and there are different approaches between the various
opinions on the target of the dividend policies is to increase the value of the
company. The dividend policies include the decisions about sharing the business
income obtained at the end of the period to the partners or being turned these
assets into the investment. One of the purposes of the establishment of the
company is to make a profit and share this to the partners. The dividend policy
is also important in terms of maximization the stock quotes.
Methodology-
It is inconsistent with the expectation that the business grows and gives
a high-profit share at the same time. Being the dividend policies intensifier
of the productivity of the company and supportive of the growth are so
important to eliminate this inconsistency.
Findings- By this
purpose, firstly the terms in the study are described, and the relations
between these terms are tried to be supported by the literature review by the
premise studies. The hypothesizes of the study are started to be improved by
being generated the theoretic frame. The research was done by a questionnaire
form about how the companies actualized the profit sharing, such a relationship
between their financial growth and their dividend policies has existed and how
these policies affect the company value.
Conclusion- The data
obtained were evaluated by the statistical analysis and tested by the
hypothesizes. The dividend policies of companies in logistics sector in Turkey
are specified at the end of the review and seen that a significant relation
between company growths by the dividend policies and growing the companies
financially as directly proportional.
References
- Anbar, A. 2006, ‘The Dividend Policy of the Companies have Stock Exchange Securities,' İstanbul, Journal of Financial Solution, Number:75, pp.125-127.
- Demir, V. 2008, ‘Cost Accounting in Logistics Management System,' Ankara: Nobel Publishing Distribution, 2nd Edition, pp.61-85.
- Domaniç, H. 1978, “ Stock Companies,” İstanbul: Education Publishing, pp. 546-580.
- Gündoğdu, B. 2004, ‘‘Profit Sharing and Recognition in Companies with Share Capital’, Tax World, (279), p.9
- Karacan, S. Kaya, N. 2011, ‘Costing in Logistics Activities’, Kocaeli: Umuttepe Publishing, pp.93-147. Costing in Logistics Activities’
- Karyağdı, N. (2001). Table of Profit Sharing, İstanbul, Journal of Tax World, (244), p.15
- Pulaşlı, H. 2003, “Corporate Law”, Adana, Karahan Bookstore, 4th Edition pp.258-302.
- Şener, S. 2009, “ Economy Agenda,” T.C. Çanakkale On Sekiz Mart University Biga Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Journal of Management Sciences, 7(1), p.27
- The Turkish Republic. 2011, “Turkish code of commerce.”
- TOBB.2014,”Economic Report,” Ankara, TOBB Publishing, p.4
- Turkey Statistics Institution, 2014, “Statistics of Foreign Trade”.
- International Transporters Association, 2014, “World Bank Index of Global Logistics Performance.”
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