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ANSWERS 8a: The statement not necessarily be true. Let us take 2 companies; High dividend pay out company –100% payout Low dividend payout company 20% payout a) Less retained earnings b) Slower / lower growth rate c) Lower market price d) Cost of equity (Ke) > IRR (r = rate of return earned by company on its investment. e) Indicates that company is decli ning. a) More retained earnings b) Accelerated/higher growth rate c) Higher market price d) Cost of equity (Ke) < IRR (r = rate of return earned by company on its investment. e) Indicates that company is growing. It must be noted that, dividend is a trade -off between retaining money for capital expenditure and issuing new shares. Answer 8b: The statement is false. An investor gains bonus shares at zero cost, However, the market price of the stock will come down & over the long period, the investor definitely maximizes his wealth due to bonus shares. From company angle, bonus issue is only an accounting entry & it doesn’t change the wealth/value of the firm. Recently, Bharti Airtel have issued bonus share 2:1, due to which, the investors have gained Bonus shares at zero cost & the market have come down to the extent of bonus issue & immediately went up & investors have cashed the bonus shares thus maximized their wealth. However, currently it is trading down due to varied reasons.

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8a: The statement not necessarily be true. Let us take 2 companies;Highdividendpay out company100%payoutLowdividendpayout company20%payout

a)Lessretainedearnings

b)Slower/lowergrowthrate

c)Lowermarketprice

d)Cost of equity (Ke) > IRR (r= rate of return earned by company on its investment.

e)Indicatesthatcompanyisdeclining.a)More retainedearnings

b)Accelerated/highergrowthrate

c)Highermarket price

d) Cost of equity (Ke) < IRR (r = rate of return earned by company on its investment.

e)Indicates that companyis growing.

It must be noted that, dividend is a trade -off between retaining money for capital expenditure and issuing new shares.Answer 8b:The statement is false. An investor gains bonus shares at zero cost, However, the market price of the stock will come down & over the long period, the investor definitely maximizes his wealth due to bonus shares.From company angle, bonus issue is only an accounting entry & it doesnt change the wealth/value of the firm.Recently, Bharti Airtel have issued bonus share 2:1, due to which, the investors have gained Bonus shares at zero cost & the market have come down to the extent of bonus issue & immediately went up & investors have cashed the bonus shares thus maximized their wealth. However, currently it is trading down due to varied reasons.