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The corporations set the price of a share for the pre-emptive rights at the nominal value of the shares rather than the market value of those shares

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The corporations set the price of a share for the pre-emptive rights at the nominal value of the shares rather than the market value of those shares. How would you explain such a decision in terms of the benefits of shareholders and the corporation?