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An Increase in a Firm's Number of Shares Outstanding Without

Question 46

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An increase in a firm's number of shares outstanding without any change in owners' equity is called a:

A) special dividend.
B) stock split.
C) share repurchase.
D) tender offer.
E) liquidating dividend.

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