Rights of Shareholders of the Corporation

The video tutorial explains the roles and rights of shareholders in a corporation. Shareholders are owners who hold shares and have rights such as access to corporate information and voting on major decisions like electing directors and approving mergers. They can attend meetings, propose changes, and have ascension rights to oppose corporate actions. These rights vary in intensity and are crucial in corporate governance.

What is one of the primary rights of shareholders in a corporation?

• The right to manage daily operations

• The right to vote on corporate matters

• The right to approve marketing strategies

• The right to set employee salaries

Shareholders have the right to vote on which of the following?

• Product pricing strategies

• Employee hiring processes

• Daily operational decisions

• Election of the board of directors

What is a major change that shareholders can vote on?

• Selection of office furniture

• Daily scheduling of employees

• Changes to the company's logo

• Amendments to the corporation's bylaws

Which right allows shareholders to propose topics for voting at meetings?

• Proxy rights

• Proposal rights

• Dissension rights

• Information rights

What can shareholders do if they oppose a corporate action and cannot sell their shares on the public market?

• Request a change in management

• Demand a higher dividend payout

• Propose a new corporate strategy

• Exercise dissension rights for share repurchase