Question

12. In Comparison to face value The valuation of shares are usually
(1 Point)

Less
More
Equal
Less or More​

Answer 1

Answer:

I think less more... .......

Answer 2

In Comparison to face value, the valuation of shares is usually more. (Option B )

Explanation:

• The current value of a stock is its market value per share. It is the price of the stock value in the market.
• Shares have a face value that is frequently substantially lower than their market value, usually less than 1% of the market value.
• As a result, whether you purchase or sell stocks, you will nearly always pay (or get) a price that is far lower than their face value.