A survey found that 69 percent of MBA students view maximizing shareholder value as the pri - mary responsibility of a company. Do you agree? What do you think this finding suggests about the ethical and socially responsible stance of cor - porate managers over the next couple of decades?.

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23 April, 14:10

A survey found that 69 percent of MBA students view maximizing shareholder value as the pri - mary responsibility of a company. Do you agree? What do you think this finding suggests about the ethical and socially responsible stance of cor - porate managers over the next couple of decades?.

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Gordon Todd · Answer 1

I agree

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Social and ethical responsibilities: There are various parameters grounded on which the company or the firm should enact fro the benefit of the society. A firm need to consider the parameters while taking the decisions of the business as this will benefit the environment as well as the business economy.

The focus on the shareholders has rise as the companies are being concerned. At present there are a lot of completion and limit or restriction to managerial or technical edge, one could achieve over the competitors.

If the shareholders are with the company or firm, then the company or the firm is bound to grow, otherwise the company has many chances to fail.

Keeping the shareholders with the company, very much grounded on that how the company deals or handles them as there is more than a shareholder look from the company or the firm beyond the financial interest.