Personal Finance & Money Asked on May 24, 2021
I see the following Form 3.
When I calculate Weighted-average common shares outstanding-Diluted, do I have to include all the number of Class A Common Stock and all the number of Class B Common Stock?
Do I have to treat Class A stock and Class B stock differently, like using different weighting?
Also, why does the number of Class A Common Stock is always the same of the number of Class B Common Stock? Or, this happens just by accident?
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