Why Is the Share Price of a Company an Indication

question 49

Multiple Choice

Why is the share price of a company an indication of the performance of that company's senior managers?

• A) Well-run companies are invariably highly profitable, which leads to a higher share price.
• B) Investors who can see that a company is well-run will hold on to their shares, even if the company faces temporary setbacks, since they know that the share price will likely rise again.
• C) Larger companies tend to be better run and so have higher share prices.
• D) In general, people want to invest in a well-managed corporation, which will drive up the price of its shares.

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