An equity investor is
A) a person who provides money to a company with the expectation that it will be paid back with interest.
B) a creditor that has a regular trade relationship.
C) a person who provides money to a company as a gift with a stipulation that it will be used as agreed.
D) a person who provides money to a company, though the original money never has to be repaid, and who may be entitled to receive periodic cash payments.
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Q26: Annual reports of public companies
A)are published once
Q27: A debt investor is
A)a person who provides
Q28: All of the following might be found
Q29: The board of directors
A)provides money to a
Q30: Where would you most likely find a
Q32: Equity investments are bought and sold
A)only on
Q33: The amount which a company's customers owe
Q34: Public stock exchanges
A)are operated by managers of
Q35: As a potential creditor, you are interested
Q36: Cash received by a company from its
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