Why parents' ownership % decline if their subs issue common shares at prices different from parents investment

A parent company will realize a loss or gain when its subsidiary issues common shares at a price per share that differs from the carrying amount per share of the parent's investment, and the parent's ownership percentage declines. Explain why this is so.

come now Paulo, if you read the homework the answer is obvious.

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