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Price of a share in the market at any time is called its ________.

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dividend

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nominal value

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market value

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shareholder

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The correct option is C market value
Price of the share in the market, at any time, is known as its market value. It is also called the trading price of a share in the market.
The market value of a share may change with time. It may be less than, greater than, or even equal to the face value depending on the profits and performance of the company.

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