The Silly Clothes Worn by a Circus Clown Are an Example

question 59

Multiple Choice

The silly clothes worn by a circus clown are an example of:

• A) a natural resource.
• B) capital goods.
• C) labor.
• D) entrepreneurship.

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Definitions:

Paid in Capital

The portion of the shareholders' equity that represents the amount investors have put into the company by purchasing shares directly from the company.

Common Stock

Represents ownership shares in a corporation, providing voting rights and a residual claim on corporate earnings in the form of dividends.

Subscription Receivable-common Stock

An amount due from subscribers for shares in common stock, which has not yet been paid.

Subscription Receivable-common Stock

An amount due from subscribers who have agreed to purchase common stock but have not yet paid.