Wealth maximization is originally an effort to increase the wealth of employees, shareholders, and investors. In many implications it is equal to profit maximization. Whereas, if consumers are empowered by wealth they are willing to invest more in services. It can be a double edge sword however, neither objective can survive without the other.
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Explain the rationare for selecting shareholder wealth maximization as the objective of the firm.Include a consideration of profit maximization as an alternative goal
From a theoretical point of view, the ultimate objective of any manager should be to maximise shareholder wealth.
Shareholder wealth maximization is typically measured by the increase in a company's stock price and the dividends paid to shareholders. This can be assessed through metrics such as total shareholder return (TSR), which combines capital gains and dividends, and earnings per share (EPS), which reflects profitability. Additionally, the company's market capitalization can serve as an indicator of its overall value to shareholders. Overall, a focus on sustainable growth and profitability contributes to long-term shareholder wealth.
because the maximazation is a Behavior that attempts to maximize such performance measures as revenue, profits, contribution margin, or expected net present value
to maximise the wealth of the investors.
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Wealth maximation aims in maximising Shareholders wealth, employees wealth, profiting the external and internal parties of the firm, vendors, vendees, customers, investors, employers and all the parties interested in the benefit of the company. Wealth maximation results in increased goodwill, branding and reputation of the company. Where as profit maximation only deals with increased profits. Wealth maximation is a wider concept
what is the difference between maximising wealth and maximising profits in a corporation and which do you think is superior?
to maximise the wealth of the investors.
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Explain the rationare for selecting shareholder wealth maximization as the objective of the firm.Include a consideration of profit maximization as an alternative goal
From a theoretical point of view, the ultimate objective of any manager should be to maximise shareholder wealth.
The objective of wealth management is to enhance the wealth of the person for whom it is being taken up. For example, if you opt for wealth management product given by an investment bank, then their object is to maximize your wealth.
If all companies had an objective of maximizing shareholder wealth would people overall tend to be better or worse off?
If the company is public listed (trades in the stock market) their aim is shareholder wealth maximization whereas for a privately owned firm a profit maximization objective is appropriate.