A) 21.08
B) 22.77
C) 19.03
D) 20.22
E) 20.54
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Multiple Choice
A) The firm is attempting to reduce its tax bill.
B) The dividends are expected to increase the firm's agency costs.
C) The firm is planning on downsizing.
D) The firm is discontinuing all stock repurchases.
E) The firm expects to be profitable.
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A) Book value of firm's equity
B) Shareholders' wealth
C) Number of shares outstanding
D) Firm's cash balance
E) Stock price
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Multiple Choice
A) dividends should be increased annually no matter what.
B) dividends should be flexible and adjusted annually in response to changes in the firm's earnings.
C) the personal taxes of their shareholders must be their primary consideration when setting dividend policy.
D) once a dividend is increased, it should not be decreased.
E) dividend smoothing is talked about but rarely affects dividend decisions.
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A) Date of record
B) Ex-dividend date
C) Payment date
D) Declaration date
E) Public announcement date
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A) Lack of retained earnings
B) A bankruptcy proceeding
C) A bond indenture covenant
D) State laws
E) Increasing stock price
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Multiple Choice
A) Rights offer
B) Secondary issue
C) Targeted repurchase
D) Tender offer
E) Private issue
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Multiple Choice
A) Flotation costs associated with equity issues
B) Current tax laws
C) An unsatisfied demand for high-dividend-paying stocks
D) Current equilibrium in the clientele dividend market
E) The current tax exclusion available to corporate investors
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A) $6,075
B) $9,500
C) $11,000
D) $7,125
E) $8,800
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Multiple Choice
A) tend to change in direct proportion to changes in earnings.
B) have steadily declined in nominal terms over the years.
C) tend to decrease in amount just as frequently as they increase.
D) are concentrated in a few mature firms.
E) have steadily declined in real terms over the years.
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Multiple Choice
A) number of shares outstanding will increase.
B) earnings per share will decrease.
C) firm's total assets will remain constant.
D) price-earnings ratio will decrease.
E) firm's total equity will increase
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Multiple Choice
A) Stock payout
B) Stock distribution
C) Stock dividend
D) Stock repurchase
E) Stock reversal
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A) three business
B) three
C) two business
D) two
E) one
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Multiple Choice
A) open market purchase.
B) reverse stock split.
C) tender offer.
D) rights offer.
E) targeted repurchase
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Multiple Choice
A) 20,240 shares
B) 22,300 shares
C) 55,667 shares
D) 126,500 shares
E) 121,120 shares
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Multiple Choice
A) Share price levels
B) Risk level
C) Short-term versus long-term investments
D) Rates of return
E) Dividends
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Multiple Choice
A) $7.24
B) $7.68
C) $7.45
D) $7.96
E) $8.03
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A) $14,616
B) $14,880
C) $15,026
D) $15,144
E) $15,210
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Multiple Choice
A) 18,300 shares
B) 19,033 shares
C) 18,667 shares
D) 19,100 shares
E) 18,933 shares
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Multiple Choice
A) Stock repurchase
B) Stock split
C) Reverse stock split
D) Cash distribution
E) Liquidating dividend
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