The type of liability in which the stockholders losses are counted for only the invested amount in the firm is classified as ___________?

Correct answer: D. limited liability

  • A. counted liability
  • B. invested liability
  • C. unlimited liability
  • D. limited liability

Explanation

Limited liability restricts shareholders' maximum loss to the amount they invested in the company. Unlimited liability can expose owners to claims beyond their investment.

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