A subsequent offering of securities by a person other than the issuer is considered a:
A) secondary offering.
B) restricted offering.
C) blank check.
D) shelf registration.

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A subsequent offering of securities by a person other than the issuer is known as a secondary offering. This is because the securities being offered are already issued and outstanding, and the proceeds from the offering will not go to the issuer but to the selling shareholder.

A Subsequent Offering of Securities by a Person Other Than