A. sub class voter
B. preferred stockholder
C. common stock holder
D. cumulative voter
Related Mcqs:
- The capital gains are 14% and the periodic payments to stock holder are 11% then the return on stock investment for stock holder is __________?
A. 0.3
B. 0.24
C. 0.25
D. 0.15 - The voting ballot that is sent to stock holders by the corporation is classified as ___________
A. corporate paper
B. white voting paper
C. screened paper
D. proxy - The firm in which the different voting rights are assigned for different classes of stock is classified as __________?
A. divided class firm
B. sub class firm
C. dual class firm
D. One class firm - The type of voting in which all the directors in voting lists are voted at same time is classified as ___________?
A. cumulative voting
B. non-cumulative voting
C. dual class voting
D. limited voting - The type of voting in which the owner having half voting shares can elect board of directors is called __________?
A. directors voting
B. half voting
C. straight voting
D. owners voting - The type of preferred stock whose dividend payments are never paid to stock holders and are not considered in arrears is classified as ____________?
A. non-participating preferred stock
B. participating preferred stock
C. non-cumulative preferred stock
D. cumulative preferred stock - The votes for each stock holder were multiplied to number of elected directors, to calculate ___________?
A. number of cumulative class
B. number of votes assigned
C. number of elective candidates
D. number of common stock shares - The underwriter spread of stock is $17000 and the net proceeds of stock are $24000 then the gross proceeds are ____________?
A. 41000
B. 7000
C. 17000
D. 24000 - The buying price of stock is $35 and it can be sold for $30 whereas the dividend paid is $6 then return on stock is ____________?
A. 0.3667
B. 0.4667
C. 0.2667
D. 0.2667 - The type of index in which the current values of stock are added together and divided by the value of stock on base date, is classified as __________?
A. value weighted index
B. herring weighted index
C. primary market index
D. stock market index