In the stockholders' equity section of a corporation's balance sheet, how is treasury stock treated?

a. Cost of treasury stock is added to retained earnings.
b. Cost of treasury stock is subtracted from retained earnings and total paid-in capital to give total stockholders' equity.
c. Par value of treasury stock is subtracted from retained earnings and total paid-in capital to give total stockholders' equity
d. Par value of treasury stock is added to retained earnings.
e. Treasury stock is an asset that is not listed in the stockholders' equity section.


b

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