When a firm decides to go public, which of the following is not a factor in the decision? Select one: a. The firm has issued stock to a large number of shareholders (greater than 500) and has a legal requirement to be a public company. O b. The founder has an entrepreneurial spirit and does not wish to manage the day to day operations. Going public provides the founder a means to exit the firm. C. The firm is cash starved with too many positive net present value projects and requires additional funding. O d. The firm is a target of an acquisition, so the firm decides to go public to establish a market value for the firm during negotiations. O e. All of the above are potential factors in the decision for a firm to go public