Internal and external corporate governance provisions and activities can take many forms, including a targeted share repurchase provision. Which of the following best describes this technique? This anti-takeover tactic requires the firm to automatically confiscate and sell the shares of an individual shareholder who owns more than a specified amount of a target company's stock. This method of resisting a takeover involves the repurchase of shares from a firm threatening a hostile takeover. This procedure for facilitating a takeover and changing a firm's management involves repurchasing, for a fraction of their market value, the shares owned by the firm's board members. If you were designing the composition and acceptable practices for the board of directors of a new corporation, which of the following practices would you suggest be implemented? Check all that apply. The firm's capital structure should consist of 100% debt financing, because it reduces waste and the making of risky investments by senior management. The company's charter should include provisions that make it more difficult to replace the firm's existing managers. Upon identifying decisions or actions being undertaken by one or more senior managers, the board of directors should discipline, and even fire, the managers if they are not acting in a manner consistent with the interests of the firm's shareholders. Senior management's compensation should include cash and stock options