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When Investment Banks Allocate Shares of a Popular but Underpriced

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When investment banks allocate shares of a popular but underpriced IPO to executives of other firms in order to attract their business,it is called

A) spinning.
B) a bribe.
C) reputational activities.
D) a kickback.

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