Three directors are up for election and the election is based on cumulative voting. It costs $200,010 to guarantee one seat on the board. The stock price is $10 per share. How many shares outstanding does the company have?
1 seat =. 200010
3 seat = 3 × 200100
= 600300
Share price = 10
Number of share = 600300 / 10
= 60030 shares outstanding
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