-Select a publicly traded company, and describe its current distribution policy. (Caterpillar Inc is the company)...

-Select a publicly traded company, and describe its current distribution policy. (Caterpillar Inc is the company) B-Describe the procedures the company followed when it made the last distribution through dividend payments or through a stock repurchase. C- Analyze how the last distribution impacted the company's intrinsic stock price per share. D- Evaluate the company's current distribution policy, i.e. discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the company's current distribution policy.

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