A) Benchmark values
B) Price splits
C) Price dividers
D) Split range
E) Trading range
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Multiple Choice
A) 5-for-2 stock split
B) 3-for-1 stock split
C) 1-for-3-reverse stock split
D) 2-for-5 reverse stock split
E) 3-for-8 reverse stock split
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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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A) 20 percent stock dividend
B) 25 percent stock dividend
C) 50 percent stock dividend
D) 100 percent stock dividend
E) 200 percent stock dividend
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A) Friday, November 27
B) Monday, November 30
C) Wednesday, December 2
D) Thursday, December 3
E) Friday, December 4
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A) Low transaction costs on stock trades
B) Lower taxes on capital gains than on dividends
C) Tax deferment on capital gains, but not on dividend income
D) Flotation costs
E) Corporate shareholders
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A) Stock dividends tend to reduce agency costs related to shareholders but stock repurchases do not.
B) It is relatively easy to determine whether or not a firm has completed a planned stock repurchase.
C) Fixed stock repurchases allow managers to repurchase shares only when they feel those shares are undervalued.
D) Stock dividends may come at the expense of forgoing positive net present value projects.
E) Stock repurchases send the exact same signals to investors as cash dividends send.
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Multiple Choice
A) 9,602 shares
B) 36,000 shares
C) 13,385 shares
D) 37,500 shares
E) 83,654 shares
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Multiple Choice
A) A cash dividend has no effect on the market price of the payer's stock.
B) A cash dividend decreases shareholder wealth.
C) Stock repurchases decrease the market value per share.
D) Both a cash dividend and a share repurchase increase a firm's PE ratio.
E) A stock repurchase has the same effect on a firm's market value balance sheet as does a cash dividend.
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A) $582,521
B) $612,400
C) $632,950
D) $632,096
E) $597,950
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Multiple Choice
A) Firms may have to obtain additional external financing which would not be required in the absence of the dividends.
B) Stock prices tend to increase as annual dividend amounts increase.
C) Cash dividends support stock prices.
D) Dividends tend to lower agency costs.
E) Dividend-paying firms tend to attract a wider field of investors than do non-dividend-paying firms.
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A) three business
B) three
C) two business
D) two
E) one
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Multiple Choice
A) Bankruptcy filing
B) Insolvency declaration
C) Asset sale
D) Negative equity
E) Failed bond issue
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Multiple Choice
A) A firm can increase its share price by increasing its dividend payout.
B) Dividend policy is irrelevant as long as each clientele group remains satisfied.
C) All firms will adopt a high-dividend-payout policy.
D) All dividends become irrelevant.
E) All firms should adopt a low-dividend-payout policy.
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Multiple Choice
A) $949,471
B) $979,350
C) $999,900
D) $999,046
E) $945,900
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Multiple Choice
A) $16,236
B) $16,500
C) $16,646
D) $16,764
E) $16,830
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