An<br/>increase in a firm’s number of shares outstanding without any<br/>change in owners’ equity is called a:() A: special<br/>dividend. B: stock<br/>split. C: share<br/>repurchase. D: tender<br/>offer. E: liquidating<br/>dividend.
An<br/>increase in a firm’s number of shares outstanding without any<br/>change in owners’ equity is called a:() A: special<br/>dividend. B: stock<br/>split. C: share<br/>repurchase. D: tender<br/>offer. E: liquidating<br/>dividend.
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