Which of the following is the overarching principle that a financial manager should follow when making decisions? A. Decisions should be on behalf of the firm's owners that give the greatest benefit to those owners, the firm's employees and the firm's other stakeholders. B. Decisions should increase the value of the firm to its investors. C. Decisions should generate the greatest benefits for the firm. D. Decisions should provide benefit to the firm without incurring costs. A. Sue instructs her staff to skip safety inspections in one of the company's factories, knowing that it will likely fail the inspection and incur significant costs to fix. B. Bill chooses to pursue a risky investment for the company's funds because his compensation will substantially rise if it succeeds. C. Michael chooses to enhance his firm's reputation at some cost to its shareholders by sponsoring a team of athletes for the Olympics. D. James ignores an opportunity for his company to invest in a new drug to fight Alzheimer's disease, judging the drug's chances of succeeding as low. payments. Given that the personal tax rate is 35%, how much tax must you pay per share? A. $0 B. $0.7 C. $1.4 D. $1.68 business assuming you pay its enterprise value? A. $3.80 billion B. $4.56 billion C. $3.04 billion D. $1.90 billion If broker will buy a share of stock from you at $3.85 and sell it to you at $3.87, the ask price would be $3.85. True False paid if the company pays a $5 dividend? A. $4.64 B. $3.1 C. $3.87 D. $5.42 What is the present value (PV) of $40,000 received twenty-five years from now, assuming the interest rate is 6% per year? A. $26,000 B. $16,310 C. $9,320 D. $7,922 A. Yes, because the investment will yield $29,920 more than putting the money in a bank. B. Yes, because the investment will yield $33,660 more than putting the money in a bank. C. No, because the investment will yield $37,400 less than putting the money in a bank. D. Yes, because the investment will yield $37,400 more than putting the money in a bank