Which of these best describes a stock option program? Answer A program in which employees own all the shares of a company's stock. A company's choice whether to make stock available to the public or to keep it private. The flexibility of opting to have compensation in stocks rather than cash. The right to purchase a certain number of shares of an employer’s stock at a predetermined price.
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