A) Valued stock
B) Par-value shares
C) Watered stock
D) No par-value shares
E) No-valued stock
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A) Three years
B) Five years
C) Two years
D) Four years
E) One year
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A) The director to benefit may vote on the issue although a majority of all directors must approve the transaction.
B) There must be full disclosure of the interest by a director who might personally benefit from a corporate decision.
C) The duty to disclose an interest that might personally benefit a director is a fiduciary duty.
D) The duty to disclose an interest that might personally benefit an officer is a fiduciary duty.
E) There must be full disclosure of the interest by an officer who might personally benefit from a corporate decision.
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A) He can be held responsible for violating the business judgment rule.
B) He cannot be held responsible because the corporation provides immunity.
C) He cannot be held responsible unless the board of directors prohibited his trades.
D) He can be held responsible for breaching his fiduciary duty to the shareholders from whom the stock was purchased.
E) He cannot be held responsible unless his trades hurt the company's value.
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A) 80
B) 50
C) 25
D) 60
E) 70
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A) Shareholders are liable for watered stock
B) Shareholders are personally liable for receiving illegal dividends.
C) Shareholders are liable for a breach of contract if a stock subscription agreement was signed and no stock was purchased
D) Shareholders are liable for violations of the business judgment rule
E) Shareholders are liable for the debts of a corporation to the extent of their investment
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A) Yes,because she was acting within the scope of her authority.
B) No,because the business judgment rule does not apply to executives.
C) Yes,because the business judgment rule protects directors and officers from being held accountable for bad decisions.
D) No,because she did not act in good faith.
E) No,because the business judgment rule is an exception to the fiduciary duty of board members.
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A) Qualifications required of officers are set forth in the corporate articles and bylaws.
B) Officers are executive managers.
C) Officers run the day-to-day business of the corporation.
D) The rules of agency do not apply to the work of officers.
E) In most cases an individual may serve as both a director and an officer.
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A) If the dividends are paid when the company is insolvent.
B) If they are paid over the objections of minority shareholders
C) If they are paid to majority shareholders only
D) If the payment violates the business judgment rule
E) Never
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A) 10,000
B) 20,000
C) 4,000
D) 2,000
E) 6,000
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A) Proxy materials
B) Meeting proposals
C) Presidential materials
D) Meeting agenda
E) Officer materials
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A) $4,000
B) $5,000
C) $2,000
D) $1,000
E) $3,000
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A) Officers
B) The State
C) Directors
D) Affiliates
E) Shareholders
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A) The right of compensation
B) The right of indemnification
C) The right of obedience
D) The right of participation
E) The right of inspection
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A) Paper documentation
B) Stock certificates
C) Acknowledgement documents
D) Stock acknowledgements
E) Stock subscriptions
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A) Approved directors
B) Unaffiliated directors
C) Affiliated directors
D) Inside directors
E) Outside directors
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