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How is preferred stock similar to common stock? Investors cannot sue a corporati

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Question

How is preferred stock similar to common stock?

Investors cannot sue a corporation for the non-payment of dividends.

Preferred dividend payments usually have unlimited growth potential.

Preferred stock dividends and common stock dividends are fixed.

Both preferred and common stockholders have voting control of a firm.

A.

Investors cannot sue a corporation for the non-payment of dividends.

B.

Preferred dividend payments usually have unlimited growth potential.

C.

Preferred stock dividends and common stock dividends are fixed.

D.

Both preferred and common stockholders have voting control of a firm.

Explanation / Answer

Investors cannot sue a corporation for the non-payment of dividends.

A.

Investors cannot sue a corporation for the non-payment of dividends.