These rights provide employees with an opportunity to purchase stock shares at a designated price or whenever the stock price increases,usually,within a specified period of time.
A)stock option
B)stock grant
C)disposition
D)exercise of one's grant

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Stock options give employees the right, but not the obligation, to buy company shares at a predetermined price, known as the strike or exercise price. The options typically have a limited period during which they must be exercised, after which they expire. This is different from a stock grant, which gives employees actual shares of company stock outright. Disposition refers to the sale or transfer of an asset, while exercise of one's grant refers specifically to the act of using a stock option to purchase shares.

These Rights Provide Employees with an Opportunity to Purchase Stock