A) Preemptive shares
B) Share allowances
C) Allocated shares
D) Stock warrants
E) Share grants
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A) No par-value shares
B) Par-value shares
C) Watered stock
D) Valued stock
E) No-valued stock
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True/False
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A) 2,000
B) 4,000
C) 6,000
D) 10,000
E) 20,000
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A) The depreciated value
B) The value on the last sale
C) The value as set by the board of directors
D) The value as voted upon by shareholders
E) The fair market value of the shares
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Multiple Choice
A) Yes, she is correct.
B) She is correct only so long as the corporation is solvent.
C) She is correct only if the board of directors has accepted all liability for acts of officers.
D) She is correct only if environmental or employment matters are involved.
E) She is incorrect.
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A) Voting trust certificate
B) Proxy
C) Voting acknowledgement
D) Trustee voting agreement
E) Trust acknowledgement
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Multiple Choice
A) That in awarding the bonus, the majority shareholder violated the duty of loyalty she owed to the company.
B) That in awarding the bonus, the majority shareholder violated the duty of care she owed to the company.
C) That in awarding the bonus, the majority shareholder violated the business judgment rule.
D) That the majority shareholder was guilty of no violation in awarding the bonus.
E) That the majority shareholder's vote to award the bonus would be upheld only if she submitted additional proof that the bonus was deserved.
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Multiple Choice
A) Quorum
B) Substantial group
C) Adequate group
D) Adequate assembly
E) Substantial assembly
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Essay
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Essay
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A) No-par stock
B) Reduced stock
C) Watered stock
D) Less-value stock
E) Unapproved stock
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A) 80
B) 70
C) 60
D) 50
E) 25
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Multiple Choice
A) She did not commit any violation.
B) She violated the duty of loyalty.
C) She violated the duty of care.
D) She violated the duty of understanding.
E) She violated the duty of profit maximization.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) Oppressive conduct
B) Majority holder misconduct
C) Minority oppression
D) Minority discrimination
E) Disloyal procedure
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) The court ruled that the business judgment rule exempted the directors from liability.
B) The court ruled that the business judgment rule exempted the directors from liability only so long as the directors could establish that the shareholders did not lose money on account of their actions.
C) The court ruled that the business judgment rule exempted the directors from liability unless the shareholder could establish that the shareholders lost money on account of their actions.
D) The court ruled that the business judgment rule did not apply because illegality was involved and that the corporation was, therefore, liable.
E) The court ruled that the business judgment rule shielded the lawsuit insofar as foreign wrongdoing was alleged, but not for wrongdoing committed in the U.S.
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A) Approved
B) Unapproved
C) Unacknowledged
D) Acknowledged
E) Uncertificated
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