The most dependable source of fund
a) Equity shared
bi Public deposits
C) Retained cannings
d) Preference shames
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public deposits is correct answer
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The correct answer is OPTION C: Retained earnings.
- The term refers to a business's previous profits, less any dividends paid.
- The term "Retained" refers to the company's decision not to transfer profits to shareholders.
- As a result, when a corporation loses money or pays dividends, retained earnings drop, but climb when new profits are made.
- Retained earnings refer to the portion of net income left over after dividends have been distributed to shareholders.
- Management usually decides whether profits should be kept or paid to shareholders.
- A growth-oriented corporation may not pay dividends at all or just pay a small amount since it chooses to use retained earnings to finance expansion.
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