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Dividends and PayoutsVersion en ligne Quiz on dividends & payouts par Heba Adel 1 In a perfect capital market, how is dividend policy viewed according to Miller and Modigliani? a Dividends policy is relevant only for tax considerations. b Dividends policy is irrelevant. c Dividends policy always decreases firm value. d Dividends policy always increases firm value. 2 What are the two parameters that describe dividend policy in Lintner’s model? a the current payout and target payout b the target payout ratio (t) and the speed of adjustment (s) c the ex-dividend date and record date d the dividend yield and payout ratio 3 Ex-dividend date is defined as the date two business days before the record date. True or False? a True, it is the day before the declaration date. b False c False, it is the date of record. d True, it is two business days before the declaration date. 4 In the Telephonic Industries example, what is the stockholder wealth outcome of a dividend vs. a share repurchase in a perfect market with no taxes or imperfections? a Stockholders are indifferent between a dividend and a share repurchase. b Dividends reduce stockholder wealth compared to repurchases. c Dividends always create higher stockholder wealth. d Repurchases always create higher stockholder wealth. 5 Under personal taxes, which payout method do stockholders generally prefer? a Neither; taxes neutralize preference b Cash dividends only c Stock dividends only d Share repurchases (capital gains) 6 Which statement correctly describes stock splits and stock dividends? a Stock splits increase value per share; stock dividends decrease total value b Both decrease the number of shares outstanding c Stock dividends increase value per share; stock splits have no effect on price d Both increase the number of shares outstanding and reduce the value per share 7 What is the basic implication of the clientele effect? a Investors’ preferences do not affect dividend policy at all. b High-dividend firms can always boost price by increasing dividends. c Low-dividend firms will always lose price when dividends rise. d High-dividend firms will not boost their price just by paying higher dividends if enough high-dividend firms already exist. 8 What does the “homemade dividends” concept illustrate? a Investors can reproduce a desired dividend pattern themselves by trading shares or reinvesting b Companies can legally bypass dividends by issuing more debt c Dividends created by management always exceed investor needs d Homemade dividends violate market efficiency 9 What signaling effect do dividend increases have on the market? a Dividend increases signal lower future earnings b The stock price always falls due to tax implications c The stock price tends to rise because investors infer higher future earnings or cash flows d There is no signaling effect; prices are random 10 In the context of MM theory, why might a fixed share repurchase plan be criticized? a Because repurchases always improve EPS and are never criticized b Because managers could be forced to repurchase even when the stock is overvalued, leading to potential negative NPVs c Because markets cannot observe repurchases d Because repurchases are always tax-advantaged and have no drawbacks 11 If a company pays a 5% dividend and the ex-dividend price drop is exactly the dividend amount in a no-tax world, what happens to price when taxes are introduced? a The ex-dividend price drop becomes zero with taxes b The ex-dividend price always increases c Taxes have no effect on ex-dividend price d The ex-dividend price drop may be smaller or larger depending on tax rates on dividends vs. capital gains

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Dividends and PayoutsVersion en ligne

par Heba Adel

In a perfect capital market, how is dividend policy viewed according to Miller and Modigliani?

What are the two parameters that describe dividend policy in Lintner’s model?

Ex-dividend date is defined as the date two business days before the record date. True or False?

In the Telephonic Industries example, what is the stockholder wealth outcome of a dividend vs. a share repurchase in a perfect market with no taxes or imperfections?

Under personal taxes, which payout method do stockholders generally prefer?

Which statement correctly describes stock splits and stock dividends?

What is the basic implication of the clientele effect?

What does the “homemade dividends” concept illustrate?

What signaling effect do dividend increases have on the market?

In the context of MM theory, why might a fixed share repurchase plan be criticized?

If a company pays a 5% dividend and the ex-dividend price drop is exactly the dividend amount in a no-tax world, what happens to price when taxes are introduced?