Determine whether it is common stock, preferred stock, or bonds that has the feature best related to the following considerations. a. Ownership and control of the firm b. Obligation to provide return c. Claims to assets in bankruptcy d. High cost of distribution e. Highest return f. Highest risk g. Tax-deductible payment h. Payment partially tax-exemptto corporate recipient

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