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Abstract
Este estudo teve por objetivo analisar a relação entre a política de dividendos e o desempenho econômico financeiro em empresas brasileiras e chilenas. Realizou-se uma pesquisa descritiva, com abordagem quantitativa, por meio de pesquisa documental. Aplicou-se o método estatístico correlação canônica. O modelo analisou a relação entre o grupo de variáveis relativas a política de dividendos (dividendos pagos, dividendos pagos por ação e dividend yield), variáveis de controle (ativo total das organizações, PIB e inflação de cada país) e as variáveis de desempenho (retorno sobre o patrimônio líquido, retorno sobre os ativos, lucro líquido e lucro por ação). As decisões acerca da política de dividendos estão atreladas diretamente aos resultados das organizações, refletindo-se no desempenho econômico financeiro. Os resultados encontrados nessa pesquisa apresentaram uma correlação negativa entre o conjunto de variáveis do grupo da política de dividendos no grupo de variáveis de desempenho econômico financeiro apresentaram correlação significante para as combinações lineares.
This study aimed to analyze the relationship between the dividend policy and the economic and financial performance in Brazilian and Chilean companies. We conducted a descriptive research with a quantitative approach, through documentary research. We used the statistical canonical correlation method. The model examined the relationship between the group of variables related to dividend policy (dividends paid dividends paid per share and dividend yield), control variables (total assets of organizations, GDP and inflation in each country) and the variables of performance (return on equity, return on assets, net income and earnings per share). Decisions on the dividend policy are assigned directly to the results of the organizations, reflected in financial performance. The results in this study showed a negative correlation between the number of dividend policy group variables in the economic and financial performance variables group showed significant correlation for the linear combinations.
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