Thomas and Rick are discussing the difference between common shares and preferred shares. Rick says there is very little difference between the two, while Thomas maintains that both types of shares have different perks and drawbacks. Which of the following arguments should Thomas make to prove his point?

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Common shareholders earn a stated percentage of profits, whereas preferred shareholders are most likely to profit if the company is successful.

Preferred shareholders have a say in management decisions, whereas common shareholders most likely do not have any influence on management.

Preferred shareholders have more rights within the company, whereas common shareholders often give up those rights for higher profit margins.

Common shareholders have a say in management decisions, while preferred shareholders most likely do not have any influence on management.