Multiple Choice
How does a bonus share issue differ from a share split?
A) They do not differ; they are both issuing new shares to existing shareholders.
B) Bonus share issues distribute value to existing shareholders; share splits remove value from existing shareholders.
C) Bonus share issues are usually issued as a percentage of existing shares, whereas a share split is usually issued as a multiples of existing shares.
D) None of the above.
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