The Book Value of Preferred Shares Is Equal To

question 154

Multiple Choice

The book value of preferred shares is equal to:

• A) liquidation value plus any dividends in arrears / number of preferred shares outstanding
• B) liquidation value minus any dividends in arrears / number of preferred shares outstanding
• C) market value plus any dividends in arrears / number of preferred shares outstanding
• D) market value minus any dividends in arrears / number of preferred shares outstanding

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