Cash payments that companies make to shareholders are called
A)annuities.
B)dividends.
C)premiums.
D)favorables.

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Dividends are the cash payments that companies make to their shareholders as a distribution of profits. Annuities refer to a fixed sum of money paid to someone annually, while premiums refer to payments made to purchase insurance, and favorables is not a financial or accounting term.

Cash Payments That Companies Make to Shareholders Are Called