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During the current year, the total assets of Mifflinburg Corporation decreased by $60,000 and total
liabilities decreased by $300,000. The company issued $100,000 of new stock, and its net income
for the year was $250,000. No other changes to
Determine the dollar amount of dividends declared by the company during the year.
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