Accountancy, asked by wasim00198, 5 months ago

Over-capitalisation may be avoided by reducing the rate of dividend on equity share. True or false

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Answered by mahek77777
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Reduced dividends. An over-capitalised company will not be able to pay a fair rate of dividend to its shareholders because it is earning a low rate of return (earnings) on its capital. ... Low rate of earnings and reduced dividends cause fall in the market value of shares of the over-capitalised company.

Answered by MagicalLady
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Answer:

True is the right answer

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