Institutional Investors Collectively Own a Controlling Interest in Virtually Every

question 15

Multiple Choice

Institutional investors collectively own a controlling interest in virtually every large publicly traded U.S. corporation

• A) as a consequence of favorable federal legislation.
• B) due to anti-trust court cases.
• C) because they practice cross-listing on regional exchanges.
• D) as a consequence of the size of their investment funds pool.

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