Which of the following is false about the differences between common stock and preferred stock? If none of the answer choices is false, select choice $E.$

A$.$ Common stock ownership offers investors control rights $($i$.$e$.,$ voting rights$)$ in the company's management and policies; preferred shares do not give investors control rights.

B$.$ Common stock does not guarantee dividends to investors, but can have substantial dividend growth over time if a company does well; preferred shares often offer fixed dividends, which do not grow over time.

C$.$ Preferred stock is higher in the capital structure of a firm than common stock; if a company files for bankruptcy, preferred shareholders have a preferential claim to the company's assets $($i$.$e$.,$ preferred shareholders "get paid first" in bankruptcy$).$

D$.$ If a company does poorly, it can suspend dividend payouts to common stockholders $($i$.$e$.,$ stop paying dividends$)$ without having to file for bankruptcy. If a company suspends dividends to preferred shareholders, these shareholders can push the company into bankruptcy to recover the dividends they are owed.

E$.$ All of the above statements, A$-$D$,$ are true regarding the differences between common and preferred stock. There are no incorrect statements above.