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Capital gain is subtracted from return to stockholders to calculate

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Capital gain is subtracted from return to stockholders to calculate

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Capital gain is subtracted from return to stockholders to calculate periodic dividend payments. Dividends are payments made by publicly-listed companies or funds as a reward to investors for putting their money into the venture. They can be paid as cash or in the form of stock.
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