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In which of the following situations would a shareholder prefer to receive stock dividends as opposed to cash dividends? The investor wants a regular stream of income from his investment. The investor is looking to own shares in the company for a long period of time. Cash dividends and stock sales are both taxed using capital gain rates. All of these answers. Which of the following statements regarding the clientele effect's influence on stock price is true? The content of a company's dividend policy is not as important as whether it is stable. Investors may keep shares that don't reflect their dividend preferences due to reinvestment costs. Investor lost due to a dividend policy shift are often offset by new investors who like the shift. All of these answers. Which of the following is a method of payment a corporation can use to pay a dividend? Securities of other companies. Stock. Cash. All of these answers. Which of the following changes after a stock splits? The company's total market value. The stock's per share price. The stockholder's ownership percentage in the company. All of these answers. Which of the following accurately describes how a stock dividend differs from a stock split? A stock dividend causes the stock's price to fall, a stock split does not. A stock dividend increases the shareholder's percentage ownership in the company, a split does not. A stock dividend is paid using already issued shares; a split requires new shares to be issued. All of these answers. Which off the following is a benefit shareholders can obtain by a company repurchasing its shares? Shareholders have a higher percent ownership in the company at a higher per share price. Share repurchases can boost EPS, which can in turn increase management compensation. Share repurchases can deter hostile takeovers. All of these answers. Which of the following factors influences the value of an option? The time until expiration. The cost of holding a position in the underlying security, including interest and dividends. The strike price of the option. All of these answers