Answer-
Two strength of publicly traded company-
(1) increased awareness among the public.
It increases the awareness among the public due to ipo. It increases publicity which lead to creation of potential customers.
(2) Minting of coin
If a company have value for it stocks it can create more *Coin* for the company which helps to pay the employees.
Disadvantages of publicly traded company-
(1) Stock market slave
once a company is convered into publicly traded company it becomes a market slave and stock markets fluctuates alot. The company may loose stability of capital.
(2) cost
when a company converts to publicly traded company, it offers IPO. The cost of raising capital is also an additional cost for the company.
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