A change in corporate control brought about by the creation of new shares with special voting rights is a(n)

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A dual-class recapitalization is a restructuring of a company's ownership structure by creating new shares with different voting rights. This allows the company's founders or executives to maintain control while diluting the voting power of other shareholders. A management buyout involves managers buying a controlling stake in the company, while an employee stock ownership plan involves employees owning a portion of the company's stock. "Florida" is not a relevant option.

A Change in Corporate Control Brought About by the Creation