Accountancy, asked by nikitag13, 2 months ago

find odd one out
called up capital , oversubscription ,paid up capital ,issued capital​

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Answered by deepak07147
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Answer:

Oversubscription

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Answered by HrishikeshSangha
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1. Called up capital means the amount owed by the shareholders which has not been paid yet, which means the amount that is due.

2. Oversubscribed is an issue of stock shares in which the demand exceeds the supply that is available at that particular time. It usually indicates the interest of investors in the company.  

3. Paid up capital is the exact opposite of called up capital. It is the amount of money already received by the company, from the shareholders in exchange for company shares.

4. Issued capital refers to the monetary value of the shares of a particular stock that a company offers for sale to investors.

Thus, Oversubscribed is the odd one out here as all the other three talks about monetary relations of shares, company and the stakeholders whereas oversubscribed talks about the interest of investors in investing.

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