What right does a share confer on its owner in regard to an interest in the corporation?

A) Right to participate in control.
B) Right to participate in earnings of the corporation.
C) Right to participate in residual assets of the corporation upon dissolution.
D) All of these are conferred.

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Vladimyr Larose · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Shares in a corporation typically confer several rights on their owners, including the right to participate in control (usually through voting), the right to share in the earnings of the corporation (through dividends), and the right to a portion of the residual assets of the corporation upon dissolution, after all obligations have been met.

What right does a share confer on its owner in regard to an interest in the corporation?

A) Right to participate in control.
B) Right to participate in earnings of the corporation.
C) Right to participate in residual assets of the corporation upon dissolution.
D) All of these are conferred.

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What right does a share confer on its owner in regard to an interest in the corporation?A) Right to participate in control.B) Right to participate in earnings of the corporation.C) Right to participate in residual assets of the corporation upon dissolution.D) All of these are conferred.

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What right does a share confer on its owner in regard to an interest in the corporation?

A) Right to participate in control.
B) Right to participate in earnings of the corporation.
C) Right to participate in residual assets of the corporation upon dissolution.
D) All of these are conferred.