A) constant nominal payment policy
B) constant payout ratio policy
C) low-regular-and extra policy
D) earnings management policy
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A) the number of companies that pay dividends has been declining over time
B) the aggregate payout (dividend payout) of companies has increased over time
C) the aggregate payout (dividend payout) of companies has decreased over time
D) a and b
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A) size
B) industry
C) capital intensity of the firm's production process
D) the free cash flow generated
E) all of the above
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A) Small,rapidly-growing firms usually have excess cash and are likely to pay cash dividends.
B) Managers of firms with free cash flow should retain the cash and invest in new projects,regardless of the projects' NPVs,as the transaction costs associated with paying dividends is too costly.
C) Managers of firms with free cash flow should begin to pay dividends to ensure that they will not invest the free cash flow in negative-NPV projects.
D) All of the above statements are false.
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A) $46.200
B) $42.568
C) $45.584
D) Not enough information
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A) announcement date
B) date of record
C) payment date
D) none of the above
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A) Dividend initiations and increases should lead to increases in the firm's stock price when announced.
B) Firms and industries that generate the largest amounts of free cash flow should have the highest dividend payout ratios.
C) Managerial compensation contracts will be designed to entice managers to pursue a value-maximizing dividend policy.
D) All of the above
E) Only (a) and (b)
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A) Positive-NPV investment opportunities
B) Personal tax rates on dividend income
C) Asset growth rate
D) Free cash flow generated
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A) no change since prices will reflect dividend payments on the announcement date
B) a drop of $1
C) an increase of $1
D) no change since prices are not a function of cash paid to investors
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A) 46.67%
B) 16.00%
C) 53.33%
D) 30.67%
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A) record date,announcement date,payment date,ex-dividend date
B) announcement date,ex-dividend date,record date,payment date
C) announcement date,record date,ex-dividend date,payment date
D) record date,announcement date,ex-dividend date,payment date
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A) cash dividends
B) stock dividends
C) share repurchases
D) both (a) and (c)
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A) Company A's price should increase by more than the decrease in Company B's price
B) Company A's price should increase by less than the decrease in Company B's price
C) Company B's price should increase by more than the decrease in Company A's price
D) Company B's price should increase by less than the decrease in Company A's price
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A) 37.99%
B) 14.00%
C) 62.01%
D) 23.99%
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A) $18.00
B) $16.36
C) $19.80
D) $17.20
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A) remain constant period by period
B) vary as earnings vary
C) steadily increase over time
D) move up in a "stair step" pattern over time.
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A) $1.359
B) $1.316
C) $1.259
D) Not enough information
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A) $0
B) $1.75
C) $175
D) $350
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A) $2800
B) $2725
C) $2425
D) $2550
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A) no tax consequences exist for dividend or capital gains income.
B) no transactions cost consequences exist for trading (buying or selling) shares.
C) retaining earnings or paying dividends have no effect on the firm's investment decisions (accepting positive-NPV projects) .
D) all of the above.
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