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Category > Business & Finance Posted 31 Jul 2017 My Price 7.00

How would each of the following changes

How would each of the following changes tend to affect aggregate (that is, the average for all corporations) payout ratios, other things held constant? Explain your answers.
a. An increase in the personal income tax rate
b. A liberalization of depreciation for federal income tax purposes—that is, faster tax write-offs
c. A rise in interest rates
d. An increase in corporate profits
e. A decline in investment opportunities
f. Permission for corporations to deduct dividends for tax purposes as they now deduct interest charges
g. A change in the Tax Code so that realized and unrealized capital gains in any year are taxed at the same rate as dividends

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