When looking at a companys common stock we could sometimes see more than one class of shares. Which of these is accurate in that situation?

Question 15 options:

a)	investors are indifferent between class A and class B shares. (i.e. they do not care which they are buying)

b)	different classes of shares may have unequal rights to dividends and votes

c)	the Securities and Exchange Commission allows only one class of common stock.

d)	all shares, no matter how many classes, are all created with the same equal rights.