Jason and Edward held stocks in a cell phone manufacturing company. However, when the company went out of business in a few years and liquidated its assets, Edward rightfully received his share in the company proceeds before Jason. Based on the given information, it can be concluded that Edward was a _____.

A. cumulative preferred stockholderand Jason was aparticipating preferred stockholder
B. participating preferred stockholder and Jason was acumulative preferred stockholder
C. preferred stockholder and Jason was a common stockholder
D. common stockholder and Jason was a preferred stockholder


Answer: C

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