Corporations issue their shares to the investing public in
the:
Primary market | Secondary market | |
a. | Yes | Yes |
b. | No | Yes |
c. | Yes | No |
d. | No | No |
Multiple Choice
Option a.
Option c.
Option b.
Option d.
Answer : Option C
All corporation issue there shares in primary market for the investing of the public. Later the investors they trade the shares in the secondary market . so corporation issue share primary market Yes and secondary market No
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