Joint-stock companies refer to
A) companies in which stock is given to investors to facilitate growth.
B) the precursor to current publicly traded companies that all have access to ownership.
C) the legitimate development of a business for the purposes of exchange in which banks located reduced risk and favorable lending.
D) a type of business partnership in which individuals pool their capital in exchange for shares of the venture's profits.
E) None of these
D
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