Answer:
E. Green shoe provision
Explanation:
Green shoe provision also called Overallotment option is an underwriting agreement which gives the underwriter the rights to ability to sell investors more shares than the amount that was initially agreed upon only if security issue demand increases higher than expected. In this case, the additional 2000 shares is in accordance with the Green shoe provision as what was initially planned was 30000 which was later increased to 32000.
