Problems Associated with Rewarding Managers Based on Share-Price Movements Include

question 9

Multiple Choice

Problems associated with rewarding managers based on share-price movements include.

• A) Share prices do not often reflect the value of the business.
• B) Share prices are a 'noisy' measure of management performance.
• C) Share prices track closely the profit measures so it is more efficient to just use profit.
• D) Share prices do not often reflect the value of the business and share prices are a 'noisy' measure of management performance.
• E) None of the given Answers.

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Definitions:

Dividend Payable

A liability recorded on a company's balance sheet for dividends that have been declared but not yet paid to shareholders.

Dividend Receivable

The amount due to shareholders from declared dividends by the company in which they hold shares, recognized as an asset on the balance sheet until paid.

Elimination

The process of removing intercompany transactions when consolidating financial statements of a group.

Consolidation

The process of combining the financial statements of multiple subsidiaries with those of the parent company to present as a single entity.