A Cash Payment Made by a Firm to Its Owners

question 84

Multiple Choice

A cash payment made by a firm to its owners when some of the firm's assets are sold off is called a:

• A)liquidating dividend.
• B)regular cash dividend.
• C)special dividend.
• D)extra cash dividend.
• E)share repurchase.

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Definitions:

Exhibiting Clues

Displaying or showing signs or indications that suggest a particular state or condition.

Potential Aggression

The likelihood or risk of an individual to engage in behaviors intended to harm oneself or others.

Tense and Vigilant

A state of being both physically stiff or on edge and mentally alert, often due to anxiety or stress.

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Referring to individuals who have difficulty with mental processes such as attention, memory, understanding, and problem solving.