The Principal-Agent Problem Is Quite Common in Large Public Corporations

question 102

Multiple Choice

The principal-agent problem is quite common in large public corporations due to:

• A) the fact that large corporations generate large sales volumes.
• B) the fact that large companies employ many people.
• C) too little regulation by government.
• D) the fact that the people making the operational decisions are usually not the owners.

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