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1. What is the minimum number of members a joint stock company must have?

• 1 members

• 2 members

• 3 members

• 4 members

What are shareholders?

• People who own at least 1 share of a joint stock company, are only responsible for debts and other financial obligations within the contributed capital

• People who run the company's daily business operations

• The manager with the authority to sign company transactions on behalf of the company in accordance with the provisions of the company's charter.

• 1. People who directly manage finances by researching and analyzing financial plans

Which of the following shares is not transferable?

• Participating preference shares

• Super-voting shares

• Ordinary shares

• Redeemable preference shares

Ordinary shares CAN become preference shares

• True

• False

What types of shares does a joint stock company have?

• 1. Ordinary shares

• 1. Ordinary shares,

  3. Preference shares (Participating preference shares;

  4. Redeemable preference shares; Super-voting shares)

• 1. Participating preference shares;

  3. Redeemable preference shares;

  5. Super-voting shares

• 1. Other types of preference shares prescribed by the company's charter and securities laws

A joint stock company is an enterprise in which:

• Charter capital is divided into many different parts, called shares

• Joint stock companies can be established by individuals or organizations with a minimum number of shareholders of 2 and no maximum number limit. 

• Joint stock companies have the right to issue securities to raise capital

• All of the above are correct

In a joint stock company, the charter capital is divided into equal parts and is called

• Shares

• Shareholders

• Dividends

• Stocks

A joint stock company has which of the following characteristics:

• Charter capital is divided into parts called shares

• Shareholders can be organizations or individuals;

  The minimum number of shareholders is 03 and there is no limit to the maximum number

• Shareholders have unlimited liability for the debts and other property obligations of the enterprise

• Shareholders only have the right to transfer their shares to others when permitted by law

Ordinary shares can freely transfer to others, except for some cases prescribed by law

• True

• False

When does a Joint Stock Company have the status of a juridical person?

• After the first board meeting
• When the CEO signs the company documents
• Upon reaching a certain revenue

• Once the Certificate of Enterprise Registration is issued