When a Policy Is Specialized in Its Impact, Difficult to Understand

question 245

True/False

When a policy is specialized in its impact, difficult to understand, and affects a small part of the economy, it is likely that lobbies and special interest groups will get their way.

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Shares

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Reverse Stock Split

When the number of outstanding shares is reduced and the market price per share is increased; as the price per share increases, the investor perceives that the stock is worth more.

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