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Common stock has no special preference either in receiving [blank] or in bankruptcy.
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Common stock has no special preference either in receiving **dividends** or in bankruptcy.
This means that common stockholders are last in line to receive any distributions from the company, whether in the form of dividends when profits are paid out, or in the case of liquidation during bankruptcy, where they are paid after debts and preferred shareholders have been settled.
This means that common stockholders are last in line to receive any distributions from the company, whether in the form of dividends when profits are paid out, or in the case of liquidation during bankruptcy, where they are paid after debts and preferred shareholders have been settled.