When Would Stock Options Offered to an Employee Be Ineffective

question 12

Multiple Choice

When would stock options offered to an employee be ineffective in reducing the principal-agent problem?

• A) When the link between worker effort and the share price of the firm is clear.
• B) When stock options form a large proportion of the worker's pay.
• C) When the share price of the firm is affected by external factors.
• D) When the worker is unable to influence the share price of the firm.

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