This pays dividends to consumers and creates economic development opportunities.
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Often much more expensive, full-grain pays dividends with its durability.
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A good education, whether its college or street smarts, pays dividends.
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But we never did, and that pays dividends in the end.
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Correction: The story was revised to correct that Apple pays dividends.
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Making sure kids have health coverage pays dividends in the long run.
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But once in a beautiful while, wisdom gained through frustration pays dividends.
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But it pays dividends far in excess of the potential risks it brings.
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Getting more technology and the tech industry involved in criminal justice efforts pays dividends.
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There's a clear message to take from Franklin's habit: prudent goal-setting pays dividends.
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The rise in poll numbers shows Trump's persistence on the issue finally pays dividends.
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That might sound a little sad — but it pays dividends in extra cilantro garlic sauce.
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Turning Gwen Verdon into Fosse's creative equal is a smart idea that often pays dividends.
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Doing so pays dividends, but if you've never coded before, it can be a little off-putting.
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I think there's an element of being involved in the community that pays dividends in that way.
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"You need to invest in young kids so in 10, 15 years it pays dividends," Foote said.
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It also helps CEOs better understand their employees' experiences, which pays dividends down the road, they noted.
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Just as the city transforms overnight, so do French work habits—and this vacation time pays dividends.
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Sleeping fans tend to leave videos running — a boon on a platform that pays dividends for view length.
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I suspect this is because all of that attention agreeable people pay toward meeting their partners' needs pays dividends.
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Our nation's investment in medical science pays dividends that far exceed efforts to save money by cutting NIH funding.
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The Carpetbagger "Green Book" chronicles a road trip that, while fraught and contentious, ultimately pays dividends for those involved.
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And it pays dividends to its members from its investments, which include a shopping plaza that it opened last year.
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This is a production, indeed, that pays dividends to those in the cheaper seats at the top of the house.
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This may not seem like typical police work, but it pays dividends when it becomes necessary to deescalate gang conflicts.
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The hedge fund has proposed splitting GM stock into two classes: one that pays dividends and one that does not.
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Investment is the apt term, for this research pays dividends, and not simply for the companies that develop new therapies.
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This is a move that has the potential to stimulate the economy immediately even as it pays dividends down the road.
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Here's the thing with the NHL draft—unless you're picking in the top five, it almost never pays dividends right away.
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Santander usually pays dividends twice a year, its first in November and the second and final full-year dividend the following May.
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That's why most Americans have strongly supported federal funding for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), and that support pays dividends.
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Already, this limited rollout pays dividends as it avoids pairs sitting on shelves somewhere and creates a marketing event around even their appearance.
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Banks that belong to the Federal Reserve system must buy stock in their regional Feds that they cannot trade but which pays dividends.
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Ideologues play the long game by taking a principled and measured approach to governing that pays dividends for the party down the road.
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As someone who counts herself among the millions of chronic pain patients in the United States, I really hope that research pays dividends!
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It seems like the common theme in all these techniques is creating a real environment on set, and how that pays dividends across the board.
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"It's going to be the thing that pays dividends for election cycles to come, if we can get more voters on the rolls," she said.
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The oil crisis has also hurt the permanent fund that pays dividends to every Alaskan, the closest the United States has to a universal basic income.
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Griffin Premium RE operates via a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) structure, which generates income mostly from renting property and pays dividends on a regular basis.
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Every productive minute pays dividends down the road in the form of virtuoso skills and knowledge, good health and increased longevity, strong relationships and greater wealth.
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"Hopefully all this pays dividends later in the year but for sure this is still a build-up year, getting to grips with everything," he said.
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"Getting more technology and the tech industry involved in criminal justice efforts pays dividends both for society itself but also directly to the tech industry," Erlich says.
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The US's perception of the terrorist group's presence there is considered to be overstated, but those government's may hope that cooperation on one issue pays dividends elsewhere.
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Ms. Plunkett left the roots-rock band Pinegrove last summer to focus on this synth-pop project, and that decision pays dividends in the subtle, introspective music.
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"The communal benefits of coming together with friends and colleagues, and doing something difficult, while encouraging one another, pays dividends beyond exercising alone," said Yorks in a statement.
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Some key takeaways from the first-quarter fundraising reports: An early start pays dividends for Trump Trump's fundraising underscores a key point: He's a candidate like no other.
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Walker has had low approval ratings, marred by high property crime rates and discontent over his handling of the permanent fund that pays dividends to every Alaska resident.
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The oil crisis has also hurt the state permanent fund that pays dividends to every Alaskan, the closest program in the United States to a universal basic income.
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People are much more productive and much happier when they get to unplug," Kasriel says, adding that "time off is critical, and it pays dividends in multiple ways.
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When that pays dividends, and a female voice in the cockpit becomes unremarkable, then people will adjust their idea of what a pilot is supposed to sound like.
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That pays for most of the state government and the multibillion-dollar Alaska Permanent Fund, which pays dividends to residents — about $2,000 per person annually in recent years.
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Yet the scandal still threatens to undermine a central premise of big-time college sports: that investing big in on-field success pays dividends to the whole university.
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"I think the first lesson is that heavy investment in races that are winnable pays dividends," said Abrams, who argues Democrats should spend more money in Georgia in general.
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Investors pay taxes when they make money on funds in a brokerage account, such as when they sell a stock or other asset or when a stock pays dividends.
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North Korea, China, Russia, and Brexit are just a few examples where global leadership pays dividends in the homeland, especially when threats are as real as they are today.
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"That strategy pays dividends beyond just the new American majority because it gets lots of people excited about the possibilities of multiracial, inclusive populism that's built into it," he said.
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"Investing in solar is a common-sense decision that pays dividends for both the environment and companies' bottom lines and these leaders deserve a big round of applause," Kimbis added.
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For Fredrik Eklund, a self-made millionaire and the star of Bravo's "Million Dollar Listing," the key to selling your product is first selling yourself — and great style pays dividends.
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They don't make it into the highlights, but a dozen—even glancing—connections to the body with the shin or the ball of the foot each round quickly pays dividends.
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It offers diversified portfolios for retail investors at a fraction of the cost of the industry average, thanks in part to a mutually owned structure that means it cuts fees rather than pays dividends.
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Detroit's 74 victories in 2015 marked its lowest total since 2005, but closer Francisco Rodriguez, left fielder Justin Upton and starter Jordan Zimmermann represent a $259.75 million investment Detroit hopes pays dividends come October.
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Language study especially pays dividends in the job market for undergraduates, while broadening students' sense of the world and its possibilities, producing the ability to understand, appreciate and work with national and cultural differences.
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As a result, the company said it expected its adjusted 2019 net profit, from which it pays dividends, to be 13 billion crowns-19 billion crowns ($737 million-$824 million), in line with previous estimates.
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HSBC pays dividends to investors from its holding company HSBC Holdings Plc, whose ability to pay out has come under pressure partly as a result of weaker revenues and also regulatory demands to retain capital.
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"It is time-consuming and difficult, but we know that there will be a period when our hard work pays dividends," the letter, said about the practice of betting that certain stocks' prices will fall.
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"It's going to be the thing that pays dividends for election cycles to come, if we can get more voters on the rolls," said Tara McGowan, an Obama reelection campaign staffer leading the new push.
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Now, the South Carolina governor is hoping that early support pays dividends – as the incumbent looks to visits from the president and vice president to put him over the top in his Republican primary runoff this Tuesday.
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Let's be clear what hangs in the balance: the fate of the historic Paris climate accord, the advancement of renewable energy, and funding for research that pays dividends in the form of new technologies and medical breakthroughs.
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Her voice is like a jack-in-the-box All of that work pays dividends on Oh No. Lanza is undeniable, even as she's singing from within a network of hyper-speed rhythms and bright, fizzy synths.
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Combined statutory surplus at Allstate's P/C operations was $16.1 billion at year-end 2015, down $3123 billion over the last two years as AIC pays dividends in excess of earnings to support Allstate's share repurchase activity.
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They could have issued a fairly innocuous statement that would have garnered more positive than negative response -- if they had only looked to brands like Nike, Pantene, or Coca-Cola for reassurance that supporting diversity pays dividends.
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Annual rent to MGP will increase to $745 million from $13 million and MGM's ownership of MGP is set to decrease to 74% from 76%, increasing overall cash leakage from the MGM corporate structure as MGP (a REIT) pays dividends.
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Few of us have hundreds of millions of dollars to invest in our values, but we can all develop the same discipline that Schultz demonstrates each morning — and it isn't just a morning thing; it pays dividends all day long.
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Barra and GM's directors are under pressure from David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital, which wants GM to split its common stock into two classes, one that pays dividends and a second that would be valued to reflect the company's potential growth.
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As it has several times this season, Mr. Malek's restrained performance pays dividends any time he shifts his delivery style — that teary breakdown in his therapist's office, for example, as he recites all the ways his mental illness has adversely affected his life.
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Peniel Joseph: GOP's tactic of obstruction pays dividends President Trump's nomination of Neil Gorsuch, a 49-year old federal judge from Colorado, promises to reward the Republican Party's unprecedented failure to hold confirmation hearings for Merrick Garland in the aftermath of Justice Antonin Scalia's death.
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The outdoor co-op closes on Black Friday, pays dividends to its 18 million member-owners, gives more than 70% of its profits back to the outdoor community, is focusing more on selling used rather than brand-new products, and isn't afraid to get political.
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Last week, one of G.M.'s large investors, the hedge fund Greenlight Capital, proposed the creation of two classes of stock — one that strictly pays dividends, and a second tied directly to earnings and future growth in areas like self-driving cars and ride-hailing services.
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And while the relationship with China's e-commerce giant pays dividends, Lululemon isn't worrying about threats from its main U.S. rival: Some reports have said Amazon is planning to create its own sports apparel line, but Potdevin told CNBC the U.S.-based tech giant is unlikely to pose a direct threat to his company.
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"When you think about some of the technical capabilities that our adversaries are able to put in the field pretty quickly, pretty cheaply, GPS jamming, it definitely pays dividends to have a human being that's able to react in real time to developing situations at the forward edge of whatever you're trying to do," Major Matt Nauman, who's been a U-2 pilot for seven years, told me.
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Section 3, p. 3. Charles Champlin of the Los Angeles Times called the film "exactly what it set out to be, a nice little picture, refreshing and unimposing as a new wine and with a very pleasant aftertaste."Champlin, Charles (August 17, 1979). "'Rich Kids' Pays Dividends".
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EDRs enable European investors to buy shares in foreign companies without the hazards or inconveniences of cross-border and cross-currency transactions. EDRs can be issued in any currency, but euro is the most common currency for this type of security. If the EDR is issued in euros, it pays dividends in euros and can be traded like the shares of European companies.
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A liquidation preference is one of the primary economic terms of a venture finance investment in a private company. The term describes how various investors' claims on dividends or on other distributions are queued and covered. Liquidation preference establishes that certain investors receive their investment money back first before other company owners in the event the company is sold, has a public offering, pays dividends, or has another liquidation (payout) event.
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An amendment to the Electoral Act in 2005 meant that this was the first time a presidential candidate was required to win a majority of the vote, introducing a second round if necessary.Dumisani Muleya, "Zimbabwe: Mugabe 'Could Be Swept Away' If Forced Into Run-Off", Business Day, Johannesburg (allAfrica.com), 21 February 2008. There were about 5.9 million registered votersBayano Valy, "Zimbabwe: 'Look East' Policy Pays Dividends – President", The Herald (allAfrica.
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CRA administers social benefits and tax credits on behalf of the federal government and most provinces and territories. Notable benefits and credits at the federal level include the Canada Child Benefit (CCB), which aims to assist families with children, the Climate Action Incentive (CAI), which pays dividends directly to Canadians as part of Canada's carbon pricing scheme and the Disability Tax Credit (DTC), which helps eligible recipients with disabilities reduce the amount of income tax they owe.
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"Le tout London was there it seemed, from film stars to businessmen to politicians, all staying or being entertained at the grand old fun palace on the Strand."Kane, Frank. "JET-setting pays dividends in search for information", The National, Abu Dhabi Media Company, 13 October 2015 Bridget D'Oyly Carte died childless in 1985, bringing an end to her family line. In 1998, an American private equity house, The Blackstone Group, purchased the Savoy hotel group.
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At least annually, a fund usually pays dividends from its net income (income less expenses) and net capital gains realized out to shareholders as an IRS requirement. This way, the fund pays no taxes but rather all the investors in taxable accounts do. Mutual fund share prices are typically valued each day the stock or bond markets are open and typically the value of a share is the net asset value of the fund shares investors own.
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Realty Income Corporation is a real estate investment trust that invests in free-standing, single-tenant commercial properties in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the United Kingdom that are subject to NNN Leases. The company is organized in Maryland with its headquarters in San Diego, California. The company is one of a few real estate investment trusts that pays dividends monthly, rather than quarterly and has registered a trademark for the phrase The Monthly Dividend Company.
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Gregg, while at the Korea Society during President George W. Bush's administration, helped establish a program "of bringing North Koreans for information technology training and other issues" to Maxwell."Donald Gregg’s pet project at Syracuse’s Maxwell School pays dividends", guamdiary blog, March 2, 2012. Retrieved 2012-04-23. Following a North Korean nuclear agreement with the United States in February 2012, North Korea's vice foreign minister and envoy to nuclear disarmament negotiations Ri Yong Ho reportedly planned to attend a forum at Maxwell.
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A Pretty Little Pocket-Book was a hodge- podge of information and games, including riddles and advice on a proper diet, but its primary message was "learn your lessons ... and one day you will ride in a coach and six." "In Newbery's universe work is always rewarded and altruism pays dividends as reliably as Isaac Newton's laws of motion." Newbery's tales seem didactic today, but were popular and enjoyed by children of the 18th and 19th centuries. They draw the world as a meritocracy where a child rises or falls on his or her character.
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Five days later at the meeting of the York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway two shareholders Horatio Love and Robert Prance revealed a number of shares had been sold to the company at a value far in excess of what they were actually worth and the beneficiary was Hudson. This time the call for a committee of inquiry to be set up was successful.FRAUD - A BRIEF EXPLANATION: If a company pays dividends out of capital, that means that the company must be insolvent. It's illegal for an insolvent company to pay dividends because creditors have a prior claim on any assets, i.e. cash.
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Royal Enfield Bullet with factory-optional Airflow touring-fairing and matching front wheel streamlining The importance of streamlining was known very early in the 20th century, and some streamlining was seen on racing motorcycles as early as the 1920s. Although motorcycles generally have a much higher power-to-weight ratio than cars, bikes – and particularly the rider – are much less streamlined and the effects of aerodynamic drag on motorcycles are very significant. Consequently, any reduction in a motorcycle's drag coefficient pays dividends in improved performance. The term fairing came into use in aircraft aerodynamics with regard to smoothing airflow over a juncture of components where airflow was disrupted.
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The police captain in Port Richey, Florida, said that Target stores more often have uniformed security, as well as more visible staff in any case. Another comparison might be shopping malls which often have security patrols and off-duty police officers. J.R. Roberts, a former director for risk management at Valor Security Services (which provides mall security) says: "Shopping centers all have security; they know it’s an expense, but one they know pays dividends because people feel safer going to their stores." In addition to hundreds of thousands of petty crimes, more than 200 violent crimes, including attempted kidnappings, stabbings, shootings, and murders occurred at the 4,500 Walmarts in the U.S. in 2016.
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The dividend puzzle is a concept in finance in which companies that pay dividends are rewarded by investors with higher valuations, even though, according to many economists, it should not matter to investors whether a firm pays dividends or not. The reasoning goes that dividends, from the investor’s point of view, should have no effect on the process of valuing equity because the investor already owns the firm and, thus, he/she should be indifferent to either getting the dividends or having them re-invested in the firm. Another reason for economists to be puzzled is that equity holders pay a higher tax rate on dividend payouts compared to capital gains from the firm repurchasing shares as an alternative payout policy. The puzzle evolved from the Modigliani-Miller theorems of 1959 and 1961.
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Hedging also occurs when an individual or institution buys an asset (such as a commodity, a bond that has coupon payments, a stock that pays dividends, and so on) and sells it using a futures contract. The individual or institution has access to the asset for a specified amount of time, and can then sell it in the future at a specified price according to the futures contract. Of course, this allows the individual or institution the benefit of holding the asset, while reducing the risk that the future selling price will deviate unexpectedly from the market's current assessment of the future value of the asset. Derivatives traders at the Chicago Board of Trade Derivatives trading of this kind may serve the financial interests of certain particular businesses.
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