Corporations in other countries are often called:

Joint stock companies

Limited liability company

Autonomous entities

Public limited companies

Re-calibrated partnerships

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Dixie Henson

14 July, 17:51

Corporations in other countries are often called:

Joint stock companies

Limited liability company

Autonomous entities

Public limited companies

Re-calibrated partnerships

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Gunner Pearson · Answer 1

The answer is public limited companies

Explanation:

Public limited company (PLC) is a terminology used in commonwealth nations to refer to limited liability company whose shares are available to the general public. In the US and other countries, a PLC is referred to as corporation. PLC's shares can be acquired by any person through trading in the stock market or an initial public offer.

A PLC or corporation can be listed or not listed on a stock exchange. Under law, a PLC is supposed to publish its true financial position so that shareholders can know the worth of the shares they hold.

Maia · Answer 2

Correct Answer

Joint stock companies

Public limited companies

Limited liability company

Explanation: The answer provided by the other person is not correct the above answer is.

Corporations in other countries are often called:Joint stock companiesLimited liability companyAutonomous entitiesPublic limited companiesRe-calibrated partnerships

Corporations in other countries are often called:

Joint stock companies

Limited liability company

Autonomous entities

Public limited companies

Re-calibrated partnerships