Miller's Hardware recently paid \$1.21 per share in dividends. The company currently has excess cash and would like to distribute an additional $.35 a share to its shareholders. However, the company is concerned about increasing the dividend by that amount as it will not be able to afford a similar increase in the future and doesn't want to lower the dividend once it has been raised. Which one of the following is probably the best suggestion for distributing the $.35 per share? Increase the regular dividend by $.12 and pay an extra cash dividend of $23 Pay an extra cash dividend of $.35 per share Pay a special dividend of $.35 per share Pay a liquidating dividend of $.35 per share Increase the regular dividend by $.12 and pay a special dividend of $.23