Once a firm becomes publicly traded it must

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Once a firm becomes publicly traded, it is required to report any material changes in operations, ownership, and financing to keep the investors and the public informed. Additionally, it must hold general shareholders' meetings at least once a year to ensure shareholders are involved in key decisions. The requirement to use the shelf registration process for issuing new securities is not a mandatory practice for all publicly traded companies, making options (a) and (b) correct.

Once a Firm Becomes Publicly Traded It Must