1. Explain what corporate goal provides the primary objective for most financial decisions.
The corporate goal is increasing share holder
wealth which provides the primary objective for
most financial decisions.
Increasing share holder value means increasing the PV of future
cash flows. This can be achieved by increasing the free cash flows
to the firm and targeting optimal capital structure to optimise
cost of capital for the firm. This will help in increasing value of
the firm and price of share .This will increase shareholder
wealth.
1. Explain what corporate goal provides the primary objective for most financial decisions.
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Question 3 Discuss the goal (primary objective) of the firm. (8 marks)
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