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Title: In many corporations, there is "separation of ownership from control." What does this mean? Post by: dupoyjohn134 on Oct 9, 2019 Question 1. Economists refer to the conflict between the interests of shareholders and the interests of top management as ▸ a financial intermediary problem. ▸ a liability problem. ▸ a principal-agent problem. ▸ a stock-equity problem. Question 2. In many corporations, there is "separation of ownership from control." What does this mean? ▸ Top corporate managers only make decisions that have been approved unanimously by shareholders. ▸ The managers of the corporation run the corporation, although the shareholders own the corporation. ▸ The board of directors controls corporate operations, although the managers of the corporation own the corporation. ▸ The shareholders control the corporation, although the board of directors owns the corporation. Title: In many corporations, there is "separation of ownership from control." What does this mean? Post by: mnp2357 on Oct 9, 2019 Content hidden
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