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Common stockholders residual claims to earnings
Common stockholders residual claims to earnings = Net Earnings – Interest to bond holders - Dividends to preferred stockholders.
= $20.00 Million - $3.00 Million - $2.00 Million
= $15.00 Million
“Hence, the Residual claims to earnings will be $15.00 Million”
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