Which of the following is not an action that a company's management team can take to help meet or beat the investor-expected targets for ROE in upcoming years? Making it a frequent management practice to allocate a portion of internal cash flows from operations to repurchasing shares of the company's common stock Always issuing new shares of common stock to raise any capital needed to fund the company's camera/drone business operations Putting increased attention on boosting operating profits in all four geographic regions -- the resulting growth in operating profits companywide will increase total net profits (a company's net profits are the numerator in calculating the company's ROE) Increasing annual dividend payments to shareholders On occasion, borrowing money (mainly in the form of 1-year loans) and using the borrowed funds to repurchase outstanding shares of common stock; such action makes considerable financial sense when the company's stock price is expected to rise substantially in future years and/or when the company's stock price happens to be temporarily depressed" because of weak company performance in the prior year UUboo