Answer:
The capital market stakeholders and organisational stakeholders.
Explanation:
In this scenario William Ackman owned a large share of J.C. Penney stock, and also a member of the J.C. Penney board.
He had disclosed information about the company which was in breach of his boardroom duties.
There is a conflict for William in his roles as a capital market shareholder and a organisational stakeholders.
As a shareholder he has the freedom to disclose information about the company, but as a organisational stakeholders his obligation is to protect the company by not disclosing information about the CEO search and financial condition of the company.
An investors primary goal is to make money. More specifically, money that is greater than the sum amount initially invested.
Answer:
At the Internal Rate of Return (IRR).
Explanation:
The Internal rate of return is the Interest rate that will make the Present Value of Cash Flows equal to the price or cost of the initial investment. This rate gives a Net Present Value of zero.
If at that rate both Project A and Project B give a Net Present Value of zero, you will be indifferent (the choice is the same irregardless of the alternative chosen).
Project that provide for a return greater than the Internal Rate of Return must be chosen.
Answer:
a in the long run, prices adjust, eliminating the relationship between inflation and unemployment
Explanation:
Philip's curve states that there is an inverse relationship between inflation and unemployment in the short run. However, in the long run, workers and consumers adapt to the new environment.
