The Central Argument for Shareholder Control of a Company States

question 9

Multiple Choice

The central argument for shareholder control of a company states that _________.

• A)companies without shareholders are not likely to be profitable
• B)shareholders have the most to lose in their company involvement
• C)shareholders are more likely than management to operate a company profitably
• D)management can only control a company insofar as they are paid by it

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