Analysis of test questions: A joint stock limited company can raise funds through public offering, but a limited liability company cannot publicly issue shares to the society. It is correct that both shareholders should bear limited liability for the company. Shareholders of a limited liability company may contribute their capital in kind or at technical prices. 3 mistakes; A limited liability company must obtain the consent of other shareholders to transfer its capital contribution, and a joint stock limited company may not transfer its capital contribution. Select one for this theme.
Comments: This question examines students' memory and understanding of the similarities and differences between joint-stock companies and limited liability companies, and requires students to master all the contents skillfully, with moderate difficulty.