Cash flow to stockholders is defined as

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Explanation:

Cash flow to stockholders is a term that is used to describe the cash or quantity of money paid by a firm or corporation to its shareholders. The actual amount paid is described as the cash dividends paid over a given reporting time.

For example, a firm pays out $50,000 in cash dividends, buys back $20,000 of shares from shareholders, and sells $85,000 of stock to shareholders. The result is negative cash flow to stockholders of $15,000.

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