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do you watch riverdale?
pls dont report me im jus bored -_- 
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the answer is C. auction off a limited number of sheep-grazing permits.
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Regarding to Claim to income, the correct answer would be C-Bottom
Explanation:
Shareholders can be preferred or common and they have differents claims to income.  Generally, preferred stock will be given preference in assets to common assets in case of company liquidation, nonetheless both will fall behind bondholders if asset distribution happen. If bankruptcy happen, common stock investors will receive any remaining funds after bondholders,  then creditors and preferred stockholders are paid. That's why these investors often receive nothing after a bankruptcy. Preferred stock also has the first right to receive dividends. In general, common stock shareholders will not receive dividends until it is paid out to preferred shareholders, and that happen because they are at the bottom of the pyramid.
 
        
             
        
        
        
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The correct option is (b)
Explanation:
Aggregate supply curve is upward sloping as output increase with the increase in price. In the short run, wage rate is fixed. As such, in the short run, firms can hire more workers at fixed wage rate. An increase in price indicates more profits, thereby increasing output.
This is the reason for upward sloping AS curve.
 
        
             
        
        
        
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Issued shares =5000
Outstanding shares = 4700
Explanation:
Jan-1 Issued shares = 2000 shares
During year 3000 shares were issued.
a.) Outstanding shares =?
we know that Outstanding shares = issued stock -repurchased shares- treasury stock
                 =   2000+3000-500+200
                 = 4700 shares.
b.) Shares of common stock issued=?
      Number of issued shares = 2000+3000 = 5000 shares.
     Number of outstanding shares will always be less than issued shares.