In which type of ownership can the public purchase shares of a company’s stock? A. sole proprietorship B. partnership C. franchises D. corporation
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When a company goes public, it can sell ownership in the form of stocks to the public. This means that individuals can buy a portion of the company and become shareholders. Now, let's look at the options given: A. Sole proprietorship - This is a business owned Show more…
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