Rationality
The question is misleading. In fact the goal of financial management is to maximize future share prices. Current share prices are a reflection of past financial decisions. David
To make decisions that maximize benefits. Rational and Subjective. Objective and systematic pleasure (benefit) and pain (cost) calculating and coherent Rational and structured =making a list of costs and benefits
capital structure decisions are structure with decisions
basic financial decisions are three type: 1. Financial Decisions, 2.Investment Decisions, 3.Dividend Decision.
Often a major decisions leads to several smaller ones, sometimes called satellite decisions.
Rationality is the process of making wise consumer decisions to achieve desired results. This decision also fills specific needs and wants leading to satisfaction.
In each case the process involves comparing costs and benefits of decisions that are made in small, incremental steps.
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Shareholders are actually owners of the company in which they hold stock in. All decisions should be made with the consideration of maximizing shareholders wealth. It is not to just increase the size of the company or to see that executives get rich but rather to maximize the return for shareholders/owners of the corporation.
A traditional manager is largely reactive making decisions, implementing plans based on the input of those above them, around them or in the external environment.
Systematic study can be applied in various fields such as science, research, education, business, and healthcare. It involves a structured approach to gathering, analyzing, and interpreting data to draw valid conclusions and make informed decisions. By following a systematic study methodology, organizations can improve efficiency, quality, and productivity in their operations.
Many feel that the first few months of a president's term are the "honeymoon" period, when he has the best chance of implementing his agenda.
The driving force should be providing customer satisfaction. (Foundations of Marketing 2nd ed, p.220)
There are five steps involved in the deliberate risk management process. They include identifying hazards, assessing the hazards, making risk decisions, implementing controls, and supervising and watching for changes.
Phillipa's satisfaction can be linked to her positive view on career decisions made in early adulthood; Jim's satisfaction can be linked to promotions he has attained and his salary history.
No. A president has a lot of help and advisors and people making some of the decisions and implementing them. So the president is not really doing the job alone.
Yes, the term "not-for-profit" doesn't mean those organizations do not aim at maximizing profits. Just they are not distributing the profits to their shareholders or owners but using the profits to achieve the organizations' goals.