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    When the Goals of Stakeholders Conflict with Each Other, Financial
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When the Goals of Stakeholders Conflict with Each Other, Financial

Question 67

Question 67

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When the goals of stakeholders conflict with each other, financial managers usually adopt the view that the preferences of internal stakeholders, such as managers and employees, should be given the most weight.

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