Which of the following are a security that represent an ownership interest in a corporation and give the holders voting rights?

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Common shares represent an ownership interest in a corporation and give the holders voting rights. Treasury shares are shares that the company has repurchased and are no longer outstanding. Par value shares have a minimum price set by the corporation, but this does not necessarily give holders voting rights. Preferred shares may have some voting rights but they are typically limited and not equal to those of common shareholders.

Which of the Following Are a Security That Represent an Ownership