A. directors voting
B. half voting
C. straight voting
D. owners voting
Related Mcqs:
- 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 feature of stock which allows stock holders to buy the shares below than market price is called __________?
A. shares offering
B. price offering
C. rights offering
D. stock offering - 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 number of shares outstanding are multiplied to price of stock to calculate __________?
A. secondary market values
B. current market values
C. past market values
D. primary market values - 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 time period between the issuance of shares and filing of registration to Securities Exchange Commission is classified as __________?
A. filing period
B. quiet period
C. silence period
D. noise period - 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 right of stockholders of firm that new shares must be offered to existing stockholders first, rather than new stock holders is classified as ____________?
A. non-offered rights
B. preemptive rights
C. existing rights
D. securitize rights - The stock holder who does not have any voting rights in the corporation is considered as ____________?
A. sub class voter
B. preferred stockholder
C. common stock holder
D. cumulative voter - The type of financial security whose payoff is linked to any other security is called ____________?
A. strong security
B. semi-strong security
C. derivate security
D. non-derivate security