Your company is selling stock to its employees. In three years, management plans to take the company

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Your company is selling stock to its employees. In three years, management plans to take the company public. Until then, you won’t be able to sell your shares and you will get no dividends.

But your investment could multiply as much as 10 times when the company goes public. How much money would you invest?

a. None

b. Two months’ salary

c. Four months’ salary

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