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like if the company decides to build that new plant in Akron.
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That matters for the company
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because if the plant works out to be a success,
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then the company will do well.
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They're spending money on concrete, and bricks, and machinery,
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and they could be doing that wisely or unwisely
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and that's beyond finance to evaluate.
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What Modigliani and Miller said,
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if it's pure dividend policy,
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then it is totally irrelevant;
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it means nothing, so companies can do whatever they please--
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I don't care.