North Construction has paid a quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share for the last five years. The the company to reduce the amount of its next dividend payment. Lis most apt to cause Multiple Choice decrease in the next quarter's revenue decrease in the next quarter's net income loss of a major customer which lowers the overall company's outlook for the next few years major lump sum cash outflow next month to start a new project increase in the number of new projects under consideration as compared to prior years

North Construction has paid a quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share for the last five years. The the company to reduce the amount of its next dividend payment. Lis most apt to cause Multiple Choice decrease in the next quarter's revenue decrease in the next quarter's net income loss of a major customer which lowers the overall company's outlook for the next few years major lump sum cash outflow next month to start a new project increase in the number of new projects under consideration as compared to prior years

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