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Corporate Finance Principles: Stakeholder Theory, Agency Costs and Financial Decisions

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Which two entities are considered primary economic agents in financial markets?
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What are the two main individual financial decisions regarding savings and investments?
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What theory focuses on decisions related to capital allocation and risk management?
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What are the three main financial decisions corporations must make?
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What term describes an asset that is not actively generating returns?
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What is the legal form of business organization characterized by limited liability, separation of ownership and management, and the right to issue financial securities?
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What are the three main characteristics of a corporation?
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Who are considered stakeholders of a corporation?
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According to Friedman's Theory, who is considered the most important stakeholder in a corporation?
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What are some advantages of a corporation?
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What are some disadvantages of a corporation?
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What is a common financial management problem related to risk preferences?
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What is the primary goal of financial management?
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What are agency costs in a corporation?
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How can managers and conflicts be effectively managed in a corporation?
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What is the primary function of financial markets?
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Which institutions are part of the financial market?
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What are the two main roles of financial markets?
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What are the different types of financial assets?
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What are the key differences between stocks and bonds?
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Why might an investor choose to invest in bonds?
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What does asset pricing theory suggest about risk and expected return?
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What is a fundamental definition of finance?
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What is the principal of present value (PV) in finance?
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What does the discount rate represent in financial terms?
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Why is earlier money always considered more valuable than later money?
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What does the term 'future value' (FV) refer to in finance?
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How is future value calculated when different interest rates are applied?
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What is the Rule of 72 used for in finance?
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What does the law of one price or no arbitrage principle state?
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