Which class of creditor suffered the most during the Chrysler reorganization?
A)Dealer and warranty obligations
B)Trade creditors
C)Pension liabilities
D)Secured creditors

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Secured creditors suffered the most during the Chrysler reorganization as they were forced to accept large losses and take equity stakes in the reorganized company instead of receiving full repayment. The other classes of creditors, such as dealer and warranty obligations, trade creditors, and pension liabilities, were able to negotiate better deals and receive more favorable treatment.

Which Class of Creditor Suffered the Most During the Chrysler