As noted in Finance in Action, initial public offerings have now increased because long-term results are favored by shareholders and institutional investors.

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Initial public offerings (IPOs) can increase for various reasons, including market conditions, investor sentiment, or company readiness, but the statement oversimplifies the factors influencing IPOs and does not directly correlate long-term results being favored by shareholders and institutional investors with an increase in IPOs.

As Noted in Finance in Action, Initial Public Offerings Have