A) $36.33
B) $35.33
C) $35.63
D) $35.48
E) $37.98
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Multiple Choice
A) an extra dividend of $0.95 a share
B) a stock dividend with a value of $0.95 a share
C) a special dividend of $0.95 a share
D) a combined regular and extra dividend in one quarterly payment of $0.95 a share
E) a combined special and extra dividend in one quarterly payment of $0.95 a share
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A) II and IV only
B) I and III only
C) III and IV only
D) II only
E) I only
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A) ex-dividend date
B) public announcement date
C) payment date
D) declaration date
E) date of record
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A) tax deferment on capital gains,but not on dividend income
B) corporate investors
C) low transaction costs on share trades
D) lower taxes on capital gains than on dividends
E) flotation costs
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A) high flotation cost for equity issues
B) higher tax rates on capital gains than on dividend income
C) endowment fund investors who cannot spend principal
D) elimination of the tax-deferral on capital gains
E) investors' desire for a high dividend yield
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Multiple Choice
A) Stock repurchases decrease the market value per share.
B) A cash dividend decreases shareholder wealth.
C) A share repurchase has the same effect on a firm's market value balance sheet as does a cash dividend.
D) A cash dividend has no effect on the market price of the payer's stock.
E) Both a cash dividend and a share repurchase increase a firm's PE ratio.
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Multiple Choice
A) an annual dividend in the fourth quarter of $2.53 a share
B) an annual dividend in the fourth quarter of $2.07 a share
C) quarterly dividends of $0.66,$0.11,$0.99,and $0.77 per share,respectively over the next four quarters
D) a quarterly dividend of $0.6325 per share for each of the next four quarters
E) quarterly dividends of $0.54,$0.09,$0.81,and $0.63 per share,respectively over the next four quarters
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A) extra
B) stable
C) cyclical
D) residual
E) special
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A) one-time payment of cash by a firm to its shareholders
B) distribution by a firm to its shareholders
C) distribution of the proceeds from the sale of a portion of a firm's operations
D) cash payment by a firm to its owners as part of a firm's normal operations
E) payment from any source by a firm to its owners
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Multiple Choice
A) Firms commence paying dividends prior to doing any stock repurchases.
B) Dividends are currently paid by the vast majority of firms.
C) Managers tend to smooth dividends.
D) Aggregate dividends and stock repurchases have steadily declined in real terms.
E) Stock prices tend to increase whenever anticipated changes in dividends occur.
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A) payment date
B) settle date
C) record date
D) ex-dividend date
E) declaration date
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A) bankruptcy filing
B) negative equity
C) insolvency declaration
D) failed bond issue
E) asset sale
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Multiple Choice
A) Valley Feed Mills recently sold its grain storage facility and is distributing the proceeds of that sale to its shareholders.
B) Kate's Winery has excess cash that it wishes to distribute to its shareholders in addition to its normal cash dividend.This extra distribution usually occurs about once every year.
C) Hi Tek had an extraordinarily profitable year and has decided to do a one-time only $10 per share cash dividend.
D) Kurt's Music is planning to increase its quarterly dividend by 3 per cent.
E) The Dried Florist is preparing to pay its first annual dividend of $0.08 per share.
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A) number of shares outstanding
B) price-earnings ratio
C) earnings per share
D) price per share
E) market value of equity per share
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A) 1 350 000
B) 1 602 000
C) 2 500 000
D) 1 050 000
E) 2 916 667
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Multiple Choice
A) Corporate investors tend to prefer low dividend payouts on securities they own.
B) Flotation costs are a good reason to support a high dividend payout.
C) Current tax laws favour low dividends for individual Australian investors.
D) Dividends are irrelevant.
E) Dividend policy is the time pattern of dividend payout.
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A) extra
B) residual
C) cyclical
D) stable
E) special
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A) $139 112.90
B) $102 348.16
C) $71 900.00
D) $0
E) $147 500.00
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A) distribution
B) reverse split
C) redemption
D) share split
E) liquidation
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