Collocations withdividend
These are words often used in combination withdividend.
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amount of dividend
The income he receives from his shares in the company is the amount of dividend that is paid upon those shares.
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annual dividend
The only return to the taxpayer would be in the form of the annual dividend.
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big dividend
There could be big dividends for the environment and for local prosperity if ways could be found of making still more imaginative use of the various youth opportunities schemes.
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double dividend
Roughly speaking, the double dividend literature can be divided in two strands.
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handsome dividend
I believe they pay to this country a handsome dividend.
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huge dividend
Alone therefore it might well have had the effect that, for example, information that there was to be a huge dividend increase would not be capable of being inside information.
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immediate dividend
There will be an immediate dividend in improved health.
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regular dividend
They give their investors a capital gain at the end of a fixed period rather than a regular dividend or return on their bonds from year to year.
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rich dividend
Those people expect some rich dividend in the form of assets.
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substantial dividend
So long as it was in that position there was a substantial dividend earned on the capital outlay at the rates fixed in 1865.
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