Which of the following results is due to the greater concentration of ownership in non-U.S. firms? The greater concentration of ownership in non-U.S. firms permits greater monitoring and control by individuals or groups.

The greater concentration of ownership in non-U.S. firms results in greater focus of managers on short-term goals of the firm.

The greater concentration of ownership in non-U.S. firms makes it easy to change managers.

The greater concentration of ownership in non-U.S. firms results in difficult access to credit in times of financial difficulty.

The greater concentration of ownership in non-U.S. firms results in reduced involvement of stockholders in the firms' daily operations.