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Wally's Wonderful Widgets is owned by its founder, Wally, and has several hundred employees who produce a number of useful goods. The company wants to publicly sell shares of ownership in the company in exchange for money to expand business. To which economic institution would Wally's Wonderful Widgets turn? A) Stock market B) Federal Reserve C) Local credit union D) Local bank

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