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Which of the following show the proper effect of a stock split and a stock dividend?  Item  Stock Split  Stock Dividend \begin{array}{ccc}&&&&& \text { Item } &&&&& \text { Stock Split } & \text { Stock Dividend } \\\end{array}
A)  Total paid-in capital  Increase  Increase \begin{array}{ccc}\text { Total paid-in capital } & &&\text { Increase } &&& \text { Increase } \\\end{array}
B)  Total retained earnings  Decrease  Decrease \begin{array}{ccc}\text { Total retained earnings } && \text { Decrease } && \text { Decrease } \\\end{array}
C)  Total par value (common)  Decrease  Increase \begin{array}{ccc} \text { Total par value (common) } & \text { Decrease }& & \text { Increase } \\\end{array}
D)  Par value per share  Decrease  No change \begin{array}{ccc}\text { Par value per share } &&&& \text { Decrease } & &\text { No change } \\\end{array}

Recognize the implications of different pricing methods on profit margins and profitability.
Evaluate the suitability of specific pricing strategies for different types of products and market conditions.
Explain the concept of target return on investment as it relates to pricing decisions.
Understand the utilization of cost-plus-fixed-fee and cost-plus-percentage-of-cost pricing in contract agreements.

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