Multiple Choice
Recognizing that it may be in managers' best interests to be overly optimistic when proposing projects,how might firms effectively control this impulse?
A) Employ capital rationing
B) Require that all proposals be initiated from the lowest possible management level
C) Fire managers if any of their proposals fail to produce the expected results
D) Fund all project proposals
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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