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Chapter 19, Problem 15CQ
Dividends and Income Preference The desire for current income is not a valid explanation of preference for high current dividend policy because investors can always create homemade dividends by selling a portion of their stocks. Is this statement true or false? Why?
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Dividend changes may be used by management as a credible communication tool to signal investors about future earnings under which of the following dividend policy theories?
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b. the expectations theory
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In perfect capital markets there
Select one:
a. are no income taxes.
b. are no flotation costs.
c. All of these.
d. is no informational content assigned to a particular dividend policy.
One of the following decisions is not taken to increase the stock price:
Select one:
a. Maximize costs
b. Attracting additional funds
c. Maximize net income or profit
d. Returning profits to owners over time
Why is there a cost for retained earnings?
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Earnings can be reinvested or paid out as dividends
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