Shareholders of Corporations Generally Do Not Vote on Every Investment

question 25

Multiple Choice

Shareholders of corporations generally do not vote on every investment decision but depend on managers to maximize value by:

• A) choosing the highest net income projects.
• B) investing at the market rate of return.
• C) buying shares back from investors.
• D) following the NPV rule to choose investments.

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Definitions:

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