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Residual dividend approach
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An approach that suggests that a firm pay dividends if and only if acceptable investment opportunities for those funds are currently unavailable.
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Acceptable, английский
Investment, английский
- Инвестиции; капитальные вложения, см. capital investment
- Инвестиция
- The first process of a siege, in taking measures to seize all the avenues, blocking up the garrison, and preventing relief getting into the place before the arrival of the main army with the siege-train.
- Финансирование; капиталовложение; вклад; инвестиция
- The purchase of stocks, bonds, mutual fund shares, real property, an annuity, collectibles, or other assets, with the expectation of obtaining income or capital gains-or both-in the future.
- A discrete asset or group of assets held for future income, appreciation, or both and tracked separately.
- The creation of more money through the use of capital.
- An item of value purchased for income or capital appreciation. capital investments include equipment, pipes and other fixed assets. financial investments include stocks, bonds, and other securities.
Opportunities, английский
In general: conditions that allow for advancement, progress or profi t. in the policy context, circumstances for action with the attribute of a chance character. for example, the anticipation of additional benefi ts that may go along with the deployment of renewable energy (enhanced energy access and energy security, reduced local air pollution) but are not intentionally targeted. see also co-benefi ts and drivers.
Unavailable, английский
An option that allows the user to forward incoming calls when the user is not available to answer them.
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Variance-minimization approach to tracking, английский
An approach to bond indexing that uses historical data to estimate the variance of the tracking error.
Dividend growth model, английский
An approach that assumes dividends grow at a constant rate in perpetuity. the value of the stock equals next year`s dividends divided by the difference between the required rate of return and the assumed constant growth rate in dividends.
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