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

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Par value of a stock is the price at which each share is recorded on the company's books, often a nominal or face value established in the corporate charter.

A Stock's Par Value Is Represented by The