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Periodic payouts given by a company to its stockholders are called:
O a. Bonds
O b. CDs
O c. Dividends
d. Stocks



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Final answer:

Dividends are cash payments to stockholders by companies, which can vary and are not guaranteed annually, impacting share prices.


Explanation:

Dividends are the periodic payouts given by a company to its stockholders in exchange for their investment. Unlike bond coupons, dividends are not fixed and can fluctuate over time. Many corporations choose not to pay dividends to reinvest profits for company growth, ultimately benefiting shareholders by increasing share prices.


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