A company with a higher dividend payout ratio will have a higher debt to assets ratio and a lower current ratio ?

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Shahbaz Hayder
12-June-2015

<p>True or false</p>

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Fuzail Zubaid Ahmad MBA CPA CMA

by Fuzail Zubaid Ahmad MBA CPA CMA , Vice President Finance , Nesaj Real Estate Development Company

True. If other things are equal.

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