Common stock represents:

a.A creditor claim with fixed interest

b.A guaranteed dividend obligation

c.An ownership equity interest with voting rights and residual claims

d.A short-term money market instrument

Explicación

Common stock is an equity ownership interest granting voting rights and a residual claim on assets and earnings after creditors and preferred holders. Dividends are not guaranteed. Shareholders participate in growth but bear the greatest risk in liquidation.

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