"policy dividends" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the beneficial outcomes resulting from a policy decision. For example, "The new tax policy has led to significant policy dividends in terms of increased revenue and job creation in the region."
We are continuously kicking ourselves for not embracing the seemingly limited valuation upside in the shares in light of the group's dependable earnings stream and an attractive dividend policy (dividend per share growth is at least in line with RPI for the foreseeable future).
LEGALIZING immigrants could also pay foreign-policy dividends for Mr. Bush, who has struggled on other important global fronts.
And they could pay foreign-policy dividends, such as offering Europeans an alternative to Russian gas and so reducing Vladimir Putin's power to bully his neighbours.
Many life insurance policies, known as participating policies, return dividends to the insured.
This was Maurice's lasting contribution to one aspect of the still embryonic common foreign policy; the dividends from it are still being enjoyed.
Some companies favour a stable dividend policy rather than allowing dividends to fluctuate with earnings; the dividend rate will then be lower when profits are high and higher when profits are temporarily in decline.
Latta has even found the time to implement new policies for dividends and owners' marital property, which was designed to manage the risks associated with domestic issues among owners.
If they are sustained, and supported by commitment and sound policies, the dividends will be measured in lives saved.
Cash generation should also remain strong, supporting the 3 times cover dividend policy and allowing periodical special dividends.
The Pru said that it would abandon its policy of increasing dividends above inflation.
