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    The Divorce of Ownership and Control Causes a Problem Usually
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The Divorce of Ownership and Control Causes a Problem Usually

Question 29

Question 29

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The divorce of ownership and control causes a problem usually referred to by economists as


A) principal- agent problem.
B) merger mania.
C) profit myopia.
D) moral hazard.
E) adverse selection.

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