the payment made to the owner of capital for the use of capital is called
a dividend
b interest
c profit
d wages
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Regular dividends, by contrast, are paid from the company's earnings. A company generally will only pay a capital dividend when its earnings are insufficient to cover a required dividend payment, possibly indicating that a company is in trouble as its business operations are not generating a significant amount of earnings or any earnings at all.
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Dividend
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