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Seeing is disbelieving

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What people see, or what their conscious minds think they see, can be very ambiguous. Some observers argue that what people see is the result of inherited neural apparatus that has developed over time and of the way its operation is influenced by the environment in which people grow up. The tendency to see different realities is a key force moulding who people believe they are.

Analysis, Column, Visual perception

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Let's be frank

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Dividend imputation delivers much benefits to investors, but many will throw away credits gained, which will be lost forever. Under the dividend imputation system, investors are eligible for a credit for the corporate tax paid by the company paying the dividends. Investors need to review their financial situation and ensure their franking credits are used.

Economic aspects, Dividends

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