Corporations must have annual stockholder meetings at which major business decisions of the firm are determined. Since many stockholders are not at meetings, the way they vote their shares is called:

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Stockholders who cannot attend the annual meetings can still vote their shares through a process called "proxy voting," not listed among the options provided. This allows them to appoint someone else to vote on their behalf, ensuring their shares are counted in major decisions. None of the given choices accurately describe this process.

Corporations Must Have Annual Stockholder Meetings at Which Major Business