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Marginal Stockholder Tax Effects and Ex-Dividend Day Behavior-Thirty-Two Years Later
In 1970 Elton and Gruber (hereafter E&G) started an industry by studying the impact of taxes on investor decisions using the behavior of share prices around the ex-dividend date. E&G showed that if taxes enter investors’ decisions, then the fall in price on the ex-dividend day should reflect the pos
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