A stock's par value is represented by:
A) the maturity value of the stock.
B) the price at which each share is recorded.
C) the price at which an investor could sell the stock.
D) the price received by the firm when the stock was issued.

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The par value of a stock is the nominal or face value assigned to a share when it is recorded in the company's books, not the market value or the price at which it was issued or sold.

A Stock's Par Value Is Represented By