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April 1, 1961The Accounting Review

Essentially Equivalent to a Dividend (Book).

Clive F. Dunham

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The review assesses the themes and arguments presented in the book 'Essentially Equivalent to a Dividend.'
Literary analysis of the book's content
Examination of economic theories discussed
Evaluation of investment strategies proposed within the text
Highlights key economic concepts related to dividends
Discusses implications for financial decisions
Provides insights into investment strategies based on book's arguments

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Abstract

Reviews the book "Essentially Equivalent to a Dividend," by Paul D. Seghers, William J. Reinhart and Selwyn Nimaroff.

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