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Maximization of Corporate Profits.
Maximizing a company's market share.
Maximizing shareholder wealth
Beating the competition.
Maximizing the company's share market price.
Deciding the best sources of finance.
Spending money on capital expansion
Preparation of Tax Returns
Evaluating how much dividends to pay shareholders.
The management of working capital.
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It does not take into account the shareholder's exposure to financial risk.
It is not sustainable.
It does not take into account the size of the shareholders investment.
Maximizing profits is a more suitable criterion.
Share market prices can be manipulated in the short term.
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False
Minimizing Corporate Tax
Slashing costs
Beating the Competition
Maximizing Profits
Maximizing market share.
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False
Spending money on Capital Expenditure.
Raising money using equity finance.
Spending money on revenue expenditure.
Borrowing Funds.
Paying dividends to shareholders
Spending money on Capital Expenditure.
Raising money using equity finance.
Spending money on revenue expenditure.
Borrowing Funds.
Paying dividends to shareholders
Spending money on Capital Expenditure.
Raising money using equity finance.
Spending money on revenue expenditure.
Borrowing Funds.
Paying dividends to shareholders
Investors' perceptions of the firm.
General economic conditions
The investments a firm's managers may make
The dividend payments made by the firm
Rumor, innuendo and gossip.
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False
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False
A company is managed by its owners.
There exists an agency relationship between corporate management and shareholders.
Shareholders can vote at the company's Annual General Meeting.
A shareholder can vote to change the amount of dividend recommended by the Board of Directors.
A company is a separate legal entity apart from its owners.
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False
True
False
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Profits include estimates, in addition to cash flows.
Profits ignore time value of money.
Profits take into account costs.
Profit maximization disregards financial risk.
Profit includes sales amounts.
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False
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False
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