What is the term that describes the fact that owners of corporate shares or stocks do not risk anything beyond their original investment? dividends limited liability profit-sharing debt-protection insurance



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The term that describes the fact that owners of corporate shares or stocks do not risk anything beyond their original investment is called "limited liability" and means that they can't lose personal property.
Limited inability is the term that describes the fact that owners of cooperate shares or stock do not risk anything beyond their original investigation.

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