Appropriated Funds

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• Appropriated Retained Earnings — Any unappropriated retained earnings that are specifically not to be used for dividend payments. Appropriated retained earnings can be used for many purposes, such as improving infrastructure, R D or marketing. They are not passed on directly to… …   Investment dictionary

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