Firm in which different voting rights are assigned for different classes...

Home / Management / International Finance And Treasury / Question

Examveda

Firm in which 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

Answer: Option C

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Firm in which different voting rights are assigned for different classes of stock is classified as dual class firm. Dual-class ownership is a type of common stock offering in which companies issue shares that have differing rights.

This Question Belongs to Management >> International Finance And Treasury

Join The Discussion

Related Questions on International Finance and Treasury

The world’s four major trading currencies are all free to float against each other. They include all the following except.

A. The British Pound

B. The Japanese Yen

C. The Spanish Peso

D. The US Dollar

View Answer

Not a profit maximizing business is

A. International Monetary Fund

B. International bank for Reconstruction and Development

C. International Financial Corporation

D. World Trade Organisation

View Answer

Gifts and Relief are

A. Merchandise Payment

B. Service Payment

C. Factory Income

D. Transfer payment

View Answer

Nations that have major economic expansion attract

A. Imports

B. Direct Foreign Investment

C. Exports

D. Privatization

View Answer