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• Dividend
  '''Dividend''' is a payment by a [[corporation]] to [[shareholder]]s that are given to ...cannot become bankrupt because of nonpayment of dividends. The amount of dividend and even whether it is paid are decisions made by the board of directors.
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• Dividend/Definition
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• Dividend (finance)
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• Dividend/Bibliography
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• Dividend/Approval
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• Dividend discount model
  #REDIRECT [[Dividend Discount Model]]
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• Dividend/Related Articles
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• Dividend (finance)/Definition
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• Dividend Discount Model
  ...e assume that stock investors receive all their cash flow in the form of [[dividend]], a DDM will give the intrinsic value for a stock. where <math>D_t</math> is the expected dividend in period <math>t</math> and <math>k</math> is the required rate of return
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• Dividend/External Links
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• Dividend Discount Model/Definition
  ...of a share is (definitionally) equal to the total of its discounted future dividend payments.
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• Dividend Discount Model/Approval
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• Dividend Discount Model/Related Articles
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• Gordon model/Definition
  Variant of the [[dividend discount model|discounted dividend model]], a method for valuing a [[stock]].
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• Dividends
  #REDIRECT [[Dividend]]
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• Dividends/Approval
  #REDIRECT [[Dividend/Approval]]
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• Dividends/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[Dividend/Definition]]
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• Dividends/Related Articles
  #REDIRECT [[Dividend/Related Articles]]
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• Dividend discount model
  #REDIRECT [[Dividend Discount Model]]
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• Dividend (finance)
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• Dividend Discount Model/Definition
  ...of a share is (definitionally) equal to the total of its discounted future dividend payments.
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• Gordon model
  ...rowth model''' is a variant of the '''[[dividend discount model|discounted dividend model]]''', a method for valuing a [[stock]]. It is named after [[Myron Go It assumes that the company issues a [[dividend]] that has a current value of ''D'' that grows at a constant rate ''g''. I
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• Dividend
  '''Dividend''' is a payment by a [[corporation]] to [[shareholder]]s that are given to ...cannot become bankrupt because of nonpayment of dividends. The amount of dividend and even whether it is paid are decisions made by the board of directors.
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• Financial economics/Glossary
  {{r|Dividend Discount Model|Dividend discount model}}
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• Dividend Discount Model
  ...e assume that stock investors receive all their cash flow in the form of [[dividend]], a DDM will give the intrinsic value for a stock. where <math>D_t</math> is the expected dividend in period <math>t</math> and <math>k</math> is the required rate of return
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• Board of directors/Related Articles
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• Division (arithmetic)
  ...eated [[subtraction]]: the ''divisor'' is repeatedly subtracted from the ''dividend'' until this can be done no longer; the number of times the subtraction was For example, 13 (dividend) may be divided 4 (divisor) by repeatedly subtracting 4: 13-4 = 9, 9-4 = 5,
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• Preference share/Definition
  ...to priority over the holders of [[ordinary share]]s in the payment of [[dividend]]s and in the distribution of the proceeds of liquidation of the business
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• Cost of equity
  === Dividend Growth Model === According to the [[Gordon model|Dividend Growth Model]] proposed by Myron Gordon that the price of a stock should be
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• Common stock/Related Articles
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• Perpetuity/Related Articles
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• Dividend Discount Model/Related Articles
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• Perpetuity
  ...re dividends represent a perpetuity increasing at 5.00% per year, then the Dividend Discount Model, in effect, subtracts 5.00% off the discount rate of 12.50% *[[Dividend discount model]]
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