The Separation of Ownership and Control in a Corporation Results

question 8

Multiple Choice

The separation of ownership and control in a corporation results in:

• A)co-operative decision-making by management and owners
• B)decisions by management that represent the best interests of the corporation's owners
• C)the removal of any threats of takeover
• D)the possibility that management actions will go against the interests of owners
• E)decision-making power resting in the hands of owners and not managers

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