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seraphim [82]
1 year ago
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When shares of stock that were issued to the public are later bought and sold among investors on the stock exchange, the issuing

corporation ______. Multiple choice question. debits Cash and credits Common Stock records a gain if the stock price is sold at a higher price than when the corporation originally issued the stock debits Treasury Stock and credits Common Stock does not record any entry because it does not receive or give anything of value
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1 answer:
Degger [83]1 year ago
7 0

Last option is correct. The issuing corporation does not record any entry because it doesn't receive or give anything of value.

<h3>What are shares of stock?</h3>

The shares are regarded as the smallest unit of the stock that is owned by a company. There company sometimes sells its shares.

The company may have up to 10 million stock which it can sell to the intended buyers.

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