Contrast the effects of a cash dividend and a stock dividend on a corporation's balance sheet. Which would you rather receive if you were a stockholder?

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A cash dividend is a classic form of dividend payment. To pay dividends in such way it is necessary to order money in a bank if a company does not have them on its account. A stock dividend is when you can take your part of stockholders in such forms as: equipment, stocks, fixed assets, receivables and etс. In this case I would prefer a classic form of dividend payment, because in other form I will need money to sell fixed assets to receive cash.
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