Suppose you have accumulated a sizable investment (100,000 common shares) in Alpine Land and Development Company. You
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a. If the voting procedure is cumulative, what number of shares is necessary to ensure your election to the board? Is it possible for you to be elected with fewer votes? Explain.
b. Suppose a close friend of yours also owns a good deal of Alpine and shares your feelings about the current management. If the voting procedure is cumulative, how many shares are necessary to elect both you and your friend to the board?
c. If the voting procedure is majority, how many votes are necessary for election in Parts a and b of this problem? Explain your answer.
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Contemporary Financial Management
ISBN: 9780324289114
10th Edition
Authors: James R Mcguigan, R Charles Moyer, William J Kretlow
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