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Alex17521 [72]
2 years ago
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You are really keen on stocks. However, you do not like stocks with regard to ________. This means that if a company you have in

vested in goes bankrupt, the creditors are paid first and you will be out of luck. Question 15 options: claim on income claims on dividends voting rights claims on assets limited liability
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jeyben [28]2 years ago
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You are really keen on stocks. However, you do not like stocks with regard to <u>claims on </u><u>assets</u>.

<h3>What is Bankruptcy?</h3>
  • A person or business may file for bankruptcy if they are unable to pay their debts or other commitments.
  • A petition is filed, either on behalf of the debtor, which is more often, or on behalf of creditors, which is less frequent, to start the bankruptcy process.
  • All of the debtor's assets have been measured and assessed, and some or all of the debt may be repaid with the help of the assets.
  • Although declaring bankruptcy can provide you a fresh start, it will remain on your credit reports for a while and make it more challenging for you to obtain money in the future.
<h3>What are Stocks?</h3>
  • A stock, usually referred to as equity, is a type of investment that denotes ownership in a portion of the issuing company.
  • Shares, also known as units of stock, entitle its owners to a share of the company's assets and income in proportion to the number of shares they possess.
  • Most individual investors' portfolios are built on stocks, which are mostly bought and sold on stock exchanges.
  • Government standards designed to shield investors from dishonest tactics must be followed during stock trades.
<h3>What is Investment?</h3>
  • A purchase made with the intention of creating income or capital growth is known as an investment.
  • An asset's value increasing over time is referred to as appreciation. When a person invests in a good, they do not intend to utilize it as a source of immediate consumption, but rather as a tool for future wealth creation.
  • An investment always entails the expenditure of some capital—time, effort, money, or an asset—today with the expectation of a future return higher than the initial investment.

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