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Assume you own shares in Walmart and that the company currently earns $4.80 per share and pays annual dividend payments that tot

al $4.10 a share each year. Calculate the dividend payout for Walmart.

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larisa [96]3 years ago

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8.90 i think hope this helps!?

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