By cross listing and selling its shares on a foreign stock exchange, a firm typically tries to accomplish which of the following?

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By cross listing on a foreign stock exchange, a firm can improve the liquidity of its existing shares by making them available to a larger pool of investors, which can potentially increase demand and increase the share price. Additionally, cross listing can increase the firm's visibility to investors in the foreign market, potentially attracting more investment and attention. Therefore, all of the options A, B, and C are correct.

By Cross Listing and Selling Its Shares on a Foreign