Liquidation preference, in its broadest sense, determines who gets how much when a company is liquidated, sold, or goes bankrupt. The typical liquidation order is as follows:

a. Bondholders > Common Shareholders > Preferred Shareholders

b. Bondholders > Preferred Shareholders > Common Shareholders

c. Preferred Shareholders > Bondholders > Common Shareholders

d. Common Shareholders > Preferred Shareholders > Bondholders

Liquidation preference, in its broadest sense, determines who gets how much when a company is liquidated, sold, or goes bankrupt. The typical liquidation order is as follows: a. Bondholders > Common Shareholders > Preferred Shareholders b. Bondholders > Preferred Shareholders > Common Shareholders c. Preferred Shareholders > Bondholders > Common Shareholders d. Common Shareholders > Preferred Shareholders > Bondholders