Question

true or false: a shareholder is the owner of a company who decides to issue stocks to make money to grow their business.

true

false

Explanation:

A shareholder owns shares of a company, but the decision to issue stocks is typically made by the company's management or board of directors (not the shareholder in the way described here, as shareholders are owners via their shares but the act of issuing stocks to raise capital is a corporate action by the company's governing bodies). So the statement is false.

Answer:

False