What Happens If Companies Repatriate Cash to the U.S.?

The video discusses the significant cash reserves held by companies, particularly those in the S&P, and the potential impact of repatriation if tax laws change. It highlights the reasons companies hold cash overseas, such as funding foreign operations and capital expenditures. The discussion also covers the potential uses of repatriated cash, including buybacks, dividends, and capital investments, and examines historical trends in these areas.

What are the potential uses of repatriated cash once it returns to the U.S.?

How have dividend growth and capital expenditures shifted in relation to cash repatriation over the years?