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____ 45. In regards to the shares of a corporation, which statement is not valid:
a. |
authorized shares may be greater than issued shares |
b. |
issued shares may be greater than outstanding shares |
c. |
outstanding shares may be greater than authorized, due to any treasury shares held |
d. |
treasury shares reduce the number of issued shares to determine outstanding shares |
____ 46. When the corporation issuing the bonds has the right to repurchase the bonds prior to the maturity date for a specific price, the bonds are
a. |
convertible bonds |
b. |
unsecured bonds |
c. |
debenture bonds |
d. |
callable bonds |
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