Dividends are portion, In the secondary market, stock

Dividends are portion

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1. In the secondary market, stock prices are __________ .

determined by supply and demand

stable

easy to predict

less expensive than on the primary market

2. Dividends are a portion of __________ .

liabilities returned to the company

earnings returned to the investor

the equity returned to the investor

assets returned to the company

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