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Welcome to our lecture on finance terminology. Today, we will be discussing the Dividend Payout Ratio, an essential concept in understanding shareholder payouts. This ratio represents the percentage of a company's net income that is distributed as dividends to its shareholders. It is a crucial factor for investors as it reflects the company's generosity towards its shareholders. A higher ratio is generally considered favorable, indicating a larger share of profits being shared with shareholders. However, an excessively high ratio may also suggest that the company is not retaining enough earnings for future growth and investments.