Quiz 1 Issues in Financial Management

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A company has introduced a new incentive contract that rewards managers with stock options. What is the primary goal of this contract?

To align managers’ financial interests with those of shareholders.

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Based on fiduciary and ethical responsibility, which of the following best describes the proper goal of a corporation?

Maximize shareholder wealth.

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Evaluate the use of shareholder lobbying as an effective control mechanism over management. What is a potential benefit?

It allows shareholders to directly influence managerial decisions and replace ineffective management.

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Explain why incentive contracts are used as a mechanism for controlling management.

They align the interests of managers with those of shareholders.

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How does the board of directors impact corporate governance?

By monitoring management’s performance.

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How does the separation of ownership and management differ in a sole proprietorship compared to a corporation?

Sole proprietorships typically have no separation, while corporations do.

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How does the threat of a merger act as a control mechanism over management?

It incentivizes managers to keep stock prices high.

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In a corporation, how is the business entity legally viewed?

There is separation between the business and the owner.

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Which of the following best describes the ownership structure of a corporation?

Divided into transferable shares.

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Which type of partner in a partnership is typically responsible for making day-to-day decisions?

General Partners