Answer:
D- before; non-voters
Explanation:
Preferred stocks represent a type of ownership in a corporation or limited liability company. Preferred stockholders are given preference over the assets of the business. If the business makes profits, preferred shareholders will be paid first. In case of a dissolution, preferred shareholders will be given priority over ordinary shareholders in the distribution company's assets. On the flip side, preferred shareholders have no voting rights on matter pertaining to the business.
