alleryStart learning →A controlling interest requiring consolidation can arise without 50 percent through what?
ASpecial voting rights
BA larger share price
CHigher dividends
DA longer audit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Special voting rights
Control can come from special voting rights, so consolidation does not always depend on exceeding 50 percent ownership.
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