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Subject:
Dividend Policy
Category: Business and Money > Finance Asked by: zimmy-ga List Price: $6.00 |
Posted:
04 Apr 2005 12:33 PDT
Expires: 05 Apr 2005 06:40 PDT Question ID: 504804 |
20. Dividend Policy. Here are several assertions about typical corporate dividend policies. Which of them are true? Write out a corrected version of any false statements. a. Most companies set a target dividend payout ratio. b. They set each year?s dividend equal to the target payout ratio times that year?s earnings. c. Managers and investors seem more concerned with dividend changes than dividend levels. d. Managers often increase dividends temporarily when earnings are unexpectedly high for a year or two. 21. Dividend Policy. For each of the following four groups of companies, state whether you would expect them to distribute a relatively high or low proportion of current earnings and whether you would expect them to have a relatively high or low price-earnings ratio. a. High-risk companies. b. Companies that have recently experienced a temporary decline in profits. c. Companies that expect to experience a decline in profits. d. ?Growth? companies with valuable future investment opportunities. |
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Subject:
Re: Dividend Policy
From: tma1976-ga on 04 Apr 2005 20:20 PDT |
TO QUESTION 21 a. Distributes a relatively low proportion of current earnings to offset fluctuations in operational cash flow; lower P/E ratio. b. Distributes a relatively high proportion of current earnings since the decline is unexpected, higher P/E ratio. c. Distributes a relative low proportion of current earnings to offset anticipated declines in earnings; lower P/E ratio. d. Distributes a relatively low proportion of current earnings to fund expected growth; higher P/E ratio. |
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