The Pricing-To-Market Phenomenon

question 51

Multiple Choice

The Pricing-to-Market phenomenon

• A)describes the potential effect of foreign equity ownership restrictions.
• B)describes the premium or discount faced by foreign shareholders relative to domestic investors in the price of a stock due to legal restrictions imposed on foreign equity ownership.
• C)was evidenced in the relative prices of Nestlé shares prior to November 17, 1988.
• D)all of the above

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