A loss in shareholder value, measured in terms of percentage ownership in the firm, market value of the firm, book value of equity, or earnings per share, is known as _______________.

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Dilution refers to a reduction in the ownership percentage of a share of stock caused by the issuance of new shares. This can lead to a decrease in an existing shareholder's influence in the company and can affect the market value of the firm, book value of equity, or earnings per share.

A Loss in Shareholder Value, Measured in Terms of Percentage