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The --------- on equity shares is not cumulative.
a. Dividend
b. Profit
c. Loss
d. Reserve

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

b is the right

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Answered by Anonymous
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The dividend on equity shares is not cumulative.

  • A dividend is a payment made by a company to its primary shareholders from its profits or reserves.
  • Cash dividends are cash outflows to a company's owners that are represented as a significant reduction in cash and retained earnings accounting.
  • A range of 32-52 percent is regarded as stable and fair from the standpoint of dividend investors.
  • A company that pays out nearly half of its revenues in dividends is likely to be well-known and a dominant player.
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