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Business, 12.11.2019 22:31, dsawnstevensonp9xhnr

Under what circumstances would you (as an investor) prefer to receive cash dividends rather than stock dividends?
(a) if i needed current income from my investment, i would want cash dividends.
(b) if the company can reinvest its retained earnings at a higher roi than i could earn on the money paid to me in dividends, i would prefer that the company pay a cash dividend.

under what circumstances would you prefer stock dividends to cash dividends?
(a) if the company can reinvest its retained earnings at a higher roi than i could earn on the money paid to me in dividends.
(b) if i needed current income from my investment, i would want stock dividends.

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