Answer:
review I think
Explanation:
I think I'm sorry if wrong
Answer:
The correct option B ,stock price increased proportionately with the dividend increase
Explanation:
To a rational investor, the price tag on a share is given by the expected dividend divided by the investor's rate of return.
To illustrate this further, the increase in dividend in percentage terms is calculated thus:
=($1.48-$1.45)/$1.45=2.07%
The divided has increased by 2.07%
Assuming investor's rate of return is 10%, we can calculate the price of the stock when dividend is $1.45 as well as when it is $1.48
price=$1.45/0.1=$14.5
price=$1.48/0.1=$14.8
The increase in price is computed thus:
(14.8-14.5)/14.5=2.07%
There is no doubt that an increase in dividend of 2.07% brought about the same increase share price ,hence choice of answer.
Answer:
(a) Annual dividend = Dividend rate × par value × number of shares outstanding
= 7% × $60 × 40,000
= $168,000
Semi‑annual dividend = 
= 
= $84,000
(b) Annual dividend = Dividend rate × number of shares outstanding
= $5.20 × 171,600
= $892,320
Arrears of $892,320 are owed for last year as well, so the total dividends owed would be:
$892,320 × 2 years
= $1,784,640
(c) Annual dividend = Dividend rate × stated value × number of shares outstanding
= 4.8% × $100 × 445,000
= $2,136,000
Quarterly dividend = =
= 
= $534,000
Answer:
B. Partial performance.
Explanation:
Partial performance is the place one party finishes performance under an oral contract – may make the oral contract enforceable, regardless of the Statute of Frauds. A party must exhibit his performance was exclusively inferable from the oral contract.
