One Argument Against the Use of Shelf-Registration Is

question 75

Multiple Choice

One argument against the use of shelf-registration is:

• A)that it is limited to only technology and manufacturing firms which provides those industries with a market advantage.
• B)that it provides an unfair advantage to debt issues.
• C)that it unfairly increases the market price of the registered security.
• D)the ability to use the dribble method in conjunction with the shelf-registration.
• E)the age of the information disclosure.

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