Stock Splits Confer No Direct Economic Benefit on Shareholders

question 173

True/False

Stock splits confer no direct economic benefit on shareholders. They do, however, keep share price within a "trading range" that makes the stock accessible to small investors, which is likely to exert a mild upward pressure on price.

Understand diverse perspectives on knowledge evaluation and truth, including the evaluativist theory.

Recognize the distinction between moral reasoning and moral behavior.

Understand the different emphases on moral reasoning between genders and across cultures.

Understand the differences in decision-making competencies between adults and adolescents.

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Stress

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