Asked by albaquirky
The stock of a company is known for regularly issuing consistent dividends to its shareholders would be described as an
a
Growth Stock
b
Income stock
c
retained earnings
d
P/E ratio
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b — Income stock.
Income stocks pay regular, consistent dividends to shareholders, unlike growth stocks which typically reinvest earnings to fund expansion.
Income stocks pay regular, consistent dividends to shareholders, unlike growth stocks which typically reinvest earnings to fund expansion.
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