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5.Would a typical common stock provide cash flows more like an annuity or more like an uneven cash flow stream? Explain. ​

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Answered by divyanshubhadauria9e
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Answered by priyaag2102
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A typical common stock will provide an uneven cash flow stream.

Explanation:

  • Common stock is a security that signifies ownership in a corporation. In a liquidation, common stockholders obtain whatever assets persist after bondholders, creditors, and preferred stockholders are paid.

  • The definition of annuity comprises the words constant payment, which means payments that are equal at every period.

  • Though there are many financial decisions engaged in uneven, or non-constant cashflows.  

  • The dividends on common stocks classically increase over time, and investments in capital equipment nearly always generate uneven cashflows.

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