The ________ is figured by dividing the yearly dollar amount of dividend income by the investment's current market value.
A) bond yield
B) current dividend yield
C) debenture
D) trading volume

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The current dividend yield is the ratio of the yearly dollar amount of dividend income to the current market value of the investment. This is commonly used to measure the income generated by an investment in stocks or mutual funds.

The ________ Is Figured by Dividing the Yearly Dollar Amount