When investors increase their demand for dividend-paying stocks and those stocks become more popular, do managers increase the amount of dividends?

Is it possible that firms that have not paid dividends in the past exhibit a greater propensity to pay dividends when the demand for dividends goes up?

If investors are overly optimistic about a firm, are managers more likely to issue more equity?

How corporate managers exploit market inefficiencies to make better firm-level decisions.

How corporate managers exploit market inefficiencies. How could they improve their decisions?

How can you exploit market inefficiencies to make better firm-level decisions.