Corporate Governance: Berle-Means Challenge

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  1. 1

    According to the Cadbury Committee (1992), what is corporate governance?

    • AA system for maximizing shareholder profits.
    • BThe exclusive domain of company directors.
    • CA system by which companies are directed and controlled.
    • DA set of rules for avoiding legal liabilities.
  2. 2

    What is the primary concern highlighted by the 'Berle and Means' problem?

    • AThe difficulty in attracting foreign investment.
    • BThe separation of ownership and control in modern corporations.
    • CThe lack of government regulation in the stock market.
    • DThe inefficiency of corporate boards of directors.
  3. 3

    Which of the following is NOT a key principle of corporate governance?

    • AAccountability
    • BTransparency
    • CFairness
    • DInnovation
  4. 4

    Which theory posits that managers are good stewards of corporate assets and that managerial opportunism is not a relevant concern?

    • AAgency Theory
    • BResource Dependence Theory
    • CStewardship Theory
    • DStakeholder Theory
  5. 5

    What was the main goal of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 in the US?

    • ATo increase competition among corporations.
    • BTo improve corporate accountability and prevent fraud.
    • CTo reduce the power of the SEC.
    • DTo encourage more foreign investment in US companies.