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by dragonwriter
1867 days ago
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> Because the owner of the other class of share believes themselves to own part of the company, but they don't. Shares, whether in one class or many, are packages of claims against the company, not really ownership of the company in the simple sense. That’s fairly fundamental to the corporate form as distinct from, say, partnerships. |
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