How the firm is run as do common stockholders

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1. (TRUE or FALSE?) Preferred stockholders are not owners and normally do not get to vote on how the firm is run as do common stockholders.

2. (TRUE or FALSE?) Relatively risky bonds are called junk bonds.

3. (TRUE or FALSE?) The risk averse individual faced with two events each having the same expected outcome will choose the outcome with the lower level of risk.

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