This entity, which is legally separate from its managers and owners, is authorized by a state to conduct business.

This goal of financial management is superior to other possible goals, since it considers the timing and risks associated with the cash flows expected from management$$s decisions.

It deals with obtaining the right amount of money from the right sources at the right time, where $$right$$ is determined by how the amounts, sources, and times affect the value of the individual or organization.

This code of behavior specifies how the firm and its employees will treat employees and stakeholders.

This attribute of the corporate form of organization limits an owner$$s potential losses to the purchase price of the owner$$s shares.