Often, a Firm Creates a Second Class of Stock That

question 297

Multiple Choice

Often, a firm creates a second class of stock that has ___________ as compared with the first class.

• A) A lower priority in liquidation.
• B) The right to cumulative dividends.
• C) Unequal voting rights.
• D) A preemptive right.
• E) Cumulative voting power.

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