Match Each Statement with the Correct Term Below

question 15

Multiple Choice

Match each statement with the correct term below.
-duty of loyalty

• A)Directors are elected by a plurality of votes.
• B)Authorization to vote another's shares at a shareholder meeting.
• C)Permits a domestic business corporation to become a domestic or foreign partnership, LLC, or other entity; permits a domestic of foreign partnership, LLC, or other entity to become a domestic business corporation.
• D)Change of a corporation's state of incorporation.
• E)Entitles each shareholder to give one candidate as many votes as the number of directors to be elected multiplied by the number of shares owned.
• F)Minimum number necessary to be present at a meeting in order to transact business.
• G)Brought by shareholder on behalf of the corporation to enforce a right belonging to the corporation.
• H)Brought by a shareholder to enforce a claim against the corporation based upon his ownership of shares.
• I)Must exercise ordinary care and prudence.
• J)Fiduciary obligation of faithfulness; subordination of self-interest.
• K)Must act within their respective authority.
• L)The combination of assets of two or more corporations into one of the corporations.
• M)The combination of two or more corporations into a new corporation.
• N)Precludes imposing liability on directors and officers for honest mistakes in judgment if they act in good faith with due care.
• O)A general invitation to all the shareholders of a target company to sell their shares at a specified price.

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Definitions:

Loss Aversion

A psychological phenomenon where individuals prefer avoiding losses to acquiring equivalent gains, indicating a greater sensitivity to losses than to gains.

Savings Increase

A rise in the amount of money set aside for future use, typically in a deposit account or investment vehicle.

Zero Percent Interest

Zero Percent Interest describes a financing or credit offer where no interest is charged on the principal amount for a specific period, typically used as a promotional strategy.

House Money Effect

The tendency of individuals to take higher risks when dealing with profits from previous bets or investments, as if playing with "house money."