In a Capitalist System, the Decisions and Actions of Millions

question 84

Multiple Choice

In a capitalist system, the decisions and actions of millions of consumers and firms are highly coordinated by

• A) the state governments.
• B) markets and prices.
• C) a central planning agency.
• D) an international organization.

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Definitions:

Liquidating Dividend

A type of payment made by a corporation to its shareholders during its liquidation or dissolution, often representing the return of capital rather than profit.

Special Dividend

A one-time payment made by a company to its shareholders, often issued in response to exceptionally strong earnings or when a large amount of excess cash is on hand.