Consider an ownership structure (involving two companies: A and B) where CompanyA owns 30% of Company B's shares, and Company B owns 20% of Company A'sshares. The controlling family owns 5% of Company A's shares, 5% of Company B'sshares, and manages Company A and B by holding the CEO position in thesecompanies.Estimate the control rights of the controlling family for this business conglomerate.i.e., (at least) what percent of each company's shares will vote in favor of thecontrolling family in Company A?15%25%35%45%

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