When it comes to the concept of risk appetite, which of the following statements is FALSE?

		A risk-averse manager acting as an agent for risk-averse investors would likely engage in many positive net present value projects to help the company grow and innovate.
		A risk-seeking manager acting as an agent for risk-averse investors would likely face increased scrutiny due to a lack of goal congruence.
		A risk-seeking manager acting as an agent for risk-seeking investors would likely operate in a financially volatile market (like technology) where big risks can lead to big returns or big failures.
		A risk-averse manager acting as an agent for risk-seeking investors would likely be replaced due to company stagnation.