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A reserve whose purpose is not specified is called what?
ACapital reserve
BGeneral reserve
CSecret reserve
DSpecific reserve
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. General reserve
When no purpose is given, the reserve is general and the management can use it freely.
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