Suppose that a company with two shareholders wants to elect 7 directors. the number of shares outstanding is 2000. shareholder A owns 290 shares and shareholder B owns the remaining stocks are traded at 9 euro per share. The company uses cumulative votong. suppose that shareholder A wants to elect himself plus three other directors who he likes, but shareholder B doesnt. Assume that the number of shares outstanding does not change and that any shares can be traded at the current stocks price. How much will it cost shareholder A to obtain the desired outcome in the election?

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